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Organic shape extracted from the letter “S”, evokes movement and flow of information, which is
also present in sand dunes, the natural source of silicon. Two options of font treatment: A.
Personalized Helvetica: Denotes design and functionality. B: Signika: Organic & Friendly vibe.




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