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23 SCRI Brand Identity Guidelines 3.0 2026 Table of Contents Typography 2.2 Keep type styles (bold, italic, underline, font weight, etc.) to a minimum when emphasizing words in messaging. When combining styles of type focus on one attribute to create contrast and be cautious not to overuse it. Hierarchy: Style Combinations Title Big Subtitle Title Big Subtitle Scale (Same weight/color) Title Subtitle Weight (Same scale/color) Title Subtitle Title Subtitle Color (Same scale/weight) For titles & subtitles choose one attribute (weight, color, or scale) to differentiate between the two. This is a messaging example without belt and suspenders. This is a messaging example with BELT and SUSPENDERS. Bold Headline with Accent Word The physical changes most cancer patients experience can have an impact on their body image and mental health. A recent survey by Texas Oncology polled 150 current... Bold Headline with Accent Word Bold Headline with ACCENT Word The physical changes most cancer patients experience can have an impact on their body image and mental health. A recent survey by Texas Oncology polled 150 current... The term "belt and suspenders" refers to using multiple styles to do the same thing in typography, this should be avoided if possible. Examples

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