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company-logos
Use Iconify Simple Icons logos (64x64) instead of text logos.
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# Company Logos Skill
## Use When
- A design needs recognizable brand marks without embedding custom SVG files or rendering company names as plain text.
- Logo rows, integrations grids, customer proof, partner lists, and tool badges need consistent icon treatment.
## Workflow
1. Use Iconify Simple Icons as the default source for brand logos.
2. Render each logo in a 64x64 visual box, then scale the inner SVG to the composition density.
3. Keep logos monochrome by default; use brand color only when the surrounding design needs recognition more than restraint.
4. Align logos to a shared baseline or center grid so rows feel intentional.
5. Add accessible labels when logos are interactive or communicate important proof.
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