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Global Brand Guidelines Draft R3V3 | November 2012

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Global BrandGuidelines

Draft R3V3 | November 2012

Table of Contents00 Introduction & Overview OurHistory....................................... 4 PurposeoftheseGuidelines............ 5

01 Brand Philosophy OurPromise..................................... 7 OurValues........................................ 8 OurVoice.......................................... 9

02 Visual Foundation Identity............................................11 LogoVersions..................................12 LogoAcceptableUses...................13 LogoSize&ClearSpace................14 LogoUnacceptableUses...............15 Typography.....................................16 ColorPalette...................................17 Photography...................................18 Iconography....................................19

03 Online Executions WebPalette.................................... 21 DigitalAdvertising.......................... 22 MobileGrid&Template.................. 23 MobileHeaderNavigation............. 24 MobileOverlays............................. 25 MobileOfferWall............................ 26 MobileFeaturedAds...................... 27 MobileButtons............................... 28 MobileButtons............................... 29 MobileButtons............................... 30 MobileButtons&Fields................. 31 TabletGrid...................................... 32 DesktopGrid.................................. 33

04 Offline Executions PrintedAds&Handouts................ 35 PrintedCommunications............... 36

05 Toolkit

00 Introduction & Overview History

Purpose of these Guidelines

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The identity of Tapjoy is more than just a logo set upon a red background. It’s the satisfaction that our users receive when they discover new apps or earn rewards through our platform. Its the strong relationships that are built with our partners through our successful business model. Tapjoy is comprised of an intricate system of elements and principles that help define us as the premier app distributor in the marketplace.

This brand center serves as an educational tool that can inform you about the Tapjoy brand and how to apply it across various communication channels - print, web, environmental spaces, language, etc. It defines proper use of the logo, colors, language, interface tools, and other elements. By applying these rules, it will ensure that the Tapjoy identity is distinct and unique across all forms of communication.

If you have any questions or suggestions regarding this brand center, please email us at [email protected].

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Purpose of these GuidelinesThese guidelines give an overview of our identity and visual system as well as guidance for using its elements correctly when producing material for Tapjoy. The key components of the visual system are introduced with examples to illustrate how these elements can be used. A consistent use of design elements will help build a unified Tapjoy brand experience. For additional questions or to obtain artwork, contact [brand]@tapjoy.com

01 Brand Philosophy Our Promise

Our Values

Our Voice

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Tapjoy is a mobile value exchange that connects consumers, developers, and advertisers through relevant content and precision technology. Tapjoy is advancing the way consumers experience mobile by giving them a new way to discover relevant apps and content, providing consumers with opportunities to earn virtual currency by using their favorite apps or interacting with new ones, granting access to an ever-expanding world of fresh,

customized content, and creating a social environment where consumers can make recommendations to friends and compete for glory. And because Tapjoy knows the mobile marketplace better than anyone else, it provides developers and advertisers with a direct channel to gain the exposure they want and the cutting-edge tools they need to drive results. Inventive, engaging, and designed to increase relevance for consumers, developers, and advertisers, Tapjoy unlocks mobile joy.

Rewarding App Discovery™

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Our PromiseOur brand platform is comprised of three main components—the brand promise, value attributes, and voice attributes. Together, these cornerstones capture and define our nature, what differentiates us, and how we present ourselves to our internal and external audiences. The brand platform is also the foundation that guides our decision-making for the visual design as outlined in the following pages.

Value attribute It means… Proof points

Discovery The brand is curious. It fosters a sense of exploration and empowerment by helping consumers connect with what they want and need.

• Allows customers to interact with their discoveries in a tangible way.

• Provides consumers with recommendations based on their interests and enables them to see what others like.

Community The brand is approachable. It embraces its connection with customers—and the connections customers make with each other. It is honest and acts with integrity.

• Enables consumers to share content, connect with friends, and post and read reviews.

• Creates an avenue for app developers and advertisers to reach consumers.

Ingenuity The brand is inventive. It uses innovative technology to help customers find precisely what matters to them—whether that’s a new app or the right audience.

• Provides targeted app recommendations and ads.

• Provides developers and advertisers access to the right consumers.

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Our ValuesOur value attributes establish the behavior of the Tapjoy brand and capture key tenets of our organization.

Voice attribute It means… It sounds… But not…

Bright The brand is inventive and forward-looking. The tone is smart, but not technical or brainy.

• Knowledgeable• Sharp• Imaginative

• Academic• Technical• Cutting

Candid The brand is honest and unbiased. The tone is refreshingly transparent.

• Bold• Straightforward• Open

• Rude• Thoughtless• Coarse

Spirited The brand is exciting, enthusiastic, and dynamic. It evokes a sense of energy and momentum.

• Vibrant• Curious• Amusing

• Juvenile• Silly• Dry

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Our VoiceOur voice attributes establish the personality of the Tapjoy brand and describe the tone and manner in which the brand promise is brought to life.

02 Visual Foundation Identity

Typography

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IdentityThe spirited and approachable nature of Tapjoy has been captured in a logotype that speaks of connections and a seamless experience.

Isolated The Tapjoy logo in color is our primary mark, use this version where possible to build a consistent and recognizable brand.

App IconThe Tapjoy app icon logo should only be used in color. Use this version consistently in places where content pertains specifically to mobile content.

Lock-UpWhen Applicable, the tagline can be used in tandem with the logo to reinforce our message.

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Logo VersionsThe Tapjoy logo is the key identifier for our brand and acts as the anchor for all layouts. The logo can be used locked-up with the tagline as demonstrated below. The versions shown here are the approved color renderings of the logotype.

Color When the process allows, the optimal execution of the logo is Positive on a white background.

Black & WhiteFor instances when color is unavailable.

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Knocked Out/ReversedIt should be reversed out of red where possible unless print restrictions limit the choice of colors available. In such cases, reverse out of black.

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Logo Acceptable UsesThe Tapjoy logo is the key identifier for our brand and acts as the anchor for all layouts. The logo can be used locked-up with the tagline as demonstrated below. The versions shown here are the approved color renderings of the logotype.

Isolated App IconLock-Up

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Logo Size & Clear SpaceTo ensure the logo’s visibility in all applications, surround it with sufficient clear space—free of type, graphics, and other elements that might cause visual clutter. The minimum “breathing room” is proportionate to half the height of the logotype “T” on all sides. Please use the listed guidelines as the minimum allowable size for the Tapjoy logo in print and web.

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Logo Unacceptable UsesIts imperative that the Tapjoy logo maintains its integrity and is not compromised in any way. Here are examples how the logo should not be displayed. Use this as reference and if you still have any questions in specific circumstances, please email us at [email protected].

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HELVETICAAcceptable Styles/Weights:

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TypographyThe principal typeface families for Tapjoy are Museo Slab and Gill Sans. Use Museo Slab for headlines, titles, call-outs and captions to draw attention to copy content. Gill Sans is used for general body copy, word processing, email or searchable text in digital applications. Use Helvetica wherever Gill Sans is not available.

TAPJOY RED (Primary)

PANTONE 1795 RGB 233, 41, 46

CMYK 0, 96, 90, 2 HEX E9292E

WARM GREY 5 RGB 174, 167, 159

CMYK 11, 13, 14, 26 HEX AEA79F

PROCESS BLUE RGB 0, 147, 208

CMYK 100, 10, 0, 10 HEX 0085CF

TAPJOY TEAL (Secondary)

PANTONE 3275 RGB 174, 167, 159

CMYK 94, 0, 47, 0 HEX 0088CE

WARM GREY 8 RGB 139, 129, 0

CMYK 16, 23, 23, 44 HEX 8B8178

GREEN MIX RGB 0, 111, 62

CMYK 100, 10, 91, 36 HEX 006F3E

TAPJOY YELLOW (Tertiary)

PANTONE 124 RGB 233, 41, 46

CMYK 0, 96, 90, 2 HEX E9292E

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Color PaletteOur proprietary color palette emphasizes the bright energy of the Tapjoy brand. The palette is divided into primary, secondary and tertiary categories that define how the colors are used in applications. Each color is accompanied by its Pantone®, CMYK, RGB, and Hexadecimal values to facilitate accurate reproduction across different types of media.

Background Device or model(s) should not be overwhelmed by a busy or distracting background. The device is the "Hero".

DeviceThe device(s) should be current with the fast moving and diverse platforms that our brand supports.

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PhotographyPhotographic images are a great visual tool to establish an emotional connection with audiences. Use color imagery on a white background and ensure that it complements the color palette. Look for portrait photographs that are studio lit, capture candid and expressive personalities and the diversity of our audiences. Portraiture must contain a mobile device and preferably have the ability to be altered for use in both mid shot and close up crops.

Devices Device icons should not be exclusive to any one platform or device and represent the vast product ecosystem that Tapjoy supports.

Mobile Phones:

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App CategoriesThe Emerging App ecosystem categorization system.

Action/Adventure Strategy Puzzle

Arcade Word/Number Card

1st Person Shooter Music Board

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ActionsAbstract concepts and actions should be represented consistently to "train" the audience/user of our unique visual nomenclature.

Download Purchase Time Increment

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CPV Video Transaction Incentive

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IconographyThe icons can be used in all types of Tapjoy communications and act as a quick read on recurring, and key Tapjoy material. They can be designed in any of the secondary or tertiary colors. When developing any new Tapjoy icon, keep the same consistent line weight, geometry, scale and simplicity as the ones shown here.An integral aspect of succinct communication for our platform are icons. Icons should be suggestive of the functionality with which they are associated. The best icon will suggest to the user the primary purpose of the

03 Online Executions Advertising

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Web PaletteRed and white are the primary colors that represent the Tapjoy brand. Those colors are supported by orange tones that make up the call-to-action buttons and two tones of red. Also included is a range of neutral gray colors that can help complement the primary and supportive colors without competing with them.

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Digital AdvertisingOur brand platform is comprised of three main components—the brand promise, value attributes, and voice attributes. Together, these cornerstones capture and define our nature, what differentiates us, and how we present ourselves to our internal and external audiences. The brand platform is also the foundation that guides our decision-making for the visual design as outlined in the following pages.

Mobile Grid Use this grid reference to maintain a structure within your design.

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Mobile TemplateRed banner Bordertop1pxFAD2D3Borderbottom1px7F1919GradientcolorCC0000&E9292E

Header banner Bordertop1pxF4F4F4ColorE5E5E5Dropshadow:25%opacity,Y=1px,Blur=2px

Header TextMuseoSlab(500weight)20ptFontcolor5B5B5B

Subhead Text MuseoSlab(500weight)18ptFontcolor5B5B5B

Body text Helvetica14ptFontcolor8C8C8CHyperlinksFontcolorE9292E

Footnote text Helvetica12ptFontcolor8C8C8CHyperlinksFontcolorE9292E

Background Color:F4F4F4

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Mobile Grid & TemplateUse this grid reference to maintain a structure within your design. This is the standard template for the mobile interfaces of Tapjoy.

Left Process Arrow50px(W)X30px(H)CornerRadius5pxback-btn.psd

Right Process Arrow50px(W)X30px(H)CornerRadius5pxforward-btn.psd

Unclickable Process Arrow50px(W)X30px(H)CornerRadius5pxinactive-forward-btn.psd

Call-to-Action Process Arrow50px(W)X30px(H)CornerRadius5pxforward-orange-btn.psd

Elements ExecutionRed bannerBordertop1pxFAD2D3Borderbottom1px7F1919GradientcolorCC0000&E9292E

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Mobile Header NavigationButtons in the header can be placed on the sides of the header title. The provided buttons should be used for reference when creating any new header buttons.

Modal Window

Close button 20pxX20pxDropShadow:25%Opacity,X=0,Y=1,Blur=2

Modal window 290pxX171px ColorFFFFFFDropShadow:75%Opacity,X=0,Y=1,Blur=2

HeaderMuseoSlab50018ptFontcolor5B5B5B

Body text Helvetica12ptFontcolorA5A5A5

Transparent overlay 65%OpacityColor000000

Walk-Thru Tutorial

Close button 60% Opacity Color FFFFFF

Transparent overlay 95%OpacityColor2d2d2d

HeaderMuseoSlab(500weight)18ptFontcolorFFFFFF

Body text Helvetica12ptFontcolorFFFFFF

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Mobile OverlaysThese are designed to reveal more information about specific content on a page. The benefit to these is that they inform the user without taking him/her away from the page. This is ideal when the intent is to have him/her perform an action on the page. An example is the sign-up pages where a user may click on a hyperlink to learn about the benefits of signing up through a modal window overlay and once they close it, they can still proceed to sign-up.

App title HelveticaBold15ptColorFFFFFFDropShadow:Color=000000,Distance=4

Description Helvetica12ptColorFFFFFFDropShadow:Color=000000,Distance=4

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Mobile Offer WallThis provides the basic properties of the Tapjoy offer wall on the mobile platform.

Featured Ad (Portrait)

Numeric textHelveticaBold36pt Dropshadow:Color=904c00,Distance=1

Reward value textHelvetica24pt Dropshadow:Color=904c00,Distance=1

Orange bannerColorgradient:FF8600&FFC000

Transparent overlay70%OpacityColor000000

App titleHelveticaBold24ptDropshadow:Color=000000,Distance=1,Size=3

Body textHelvetica24ptFontcolor00000075%OpacityDropShadow:Distance=1

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Mobile Featured AdsThese ads appear in-app and encourage users to earn virtual rewards by partaking in an offer from Tapjoy.

Standard ButtonsThese are the standard buttons used in our interface. They are created in a neutral gray color so that they aren’t overly distracting but are still designed to be actionable.

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Option ButtonsThese buttons allow the user to select a specific value. They are created with a neutral gray color so that they aren’t overly distracting but are still designed to be actionable.

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Mobile ButtonsThese are the standard buttons used in our interface. They are created in a neutral gray color so that they aren’t overly distracting but are still designed to be actionable.

Call-to-Action ButtonsThese buttons are designed to direct the user to perform a specific action. The color orange has proven to have high conversion rates for online buttons and is why it is used in the call-to-action button.

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Irreversible Action ButtonsThese buttons are designed for irreversible user actions. They are created with a red gradient to help visually inform the user that he/she should take caution before pressing the button. An example where this button may be used is where a user wants to delete their account.

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Mobile ButtonsThese are the standard buttons used in our interface. They are created in a neutral gray color so that they aren’t overly distracting but are still designed to be actionable.

Menu ButtonsThese buttons can be either displayed individually or as a grouped set. They are designed with an arrow to instruct the user that he/she will be taken to a subpage with more content where the user may have to partake in more actions.

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Toggle ButtonsThese buttons provide the user the option to modify one or multiple settings.

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Mobile ButtonsThese are the standard buttons used in our interface. They are created in a neutral gray color so that they aren’t overly distracting but are still designed to be actionable.

Social Account Edit ButtonsThese buttons enables a user to edit a social account that has been connected through their settings. By pressing this button, it will take a user to a page where they can edit the settings for that social account.

Text FieldsThese text fields are used for forms where a user will enter information. They can be either blank by default, contain a default value, or they will change in font color when a user inputs a value.

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Size: 290pxX90pxCorner Radius:5px

Empty Text Field Size: 290pxX40pxCorner Radius:5px

Field with Default Value Font Color:A5A5A5

Field with User Input Value Font Color:666666

Verification field with Alert Font Color:5B5B5B

Verification field with Validation Font Color:5B5B5B

Default Check box26px(W)X27px(H)CornerRadius4px

Check box with red checkmark26px(W)X27px(H)CornerRadius4px

Mobile Buttons & FieldsThese are the standard buttons used in our interface. They are created in a neutral gray color so that they aren’t overly distracting but are still designed to be actionable.

Portrait Use this grid reference to maintain a structure within your design.

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Tablet GridUse this grid reference to maintain a structure within your design for a tablet portrait orientation.

Portrait Use this grid reference to maintain a structure within your design.

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Desktop GridThe desktop interface for Tapjoy references the same interface templates and grids from the tablet interface section and the same UI tools from the mobile interface section.

04 Offline Executions Print

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Connecting Advertisers withMobile Consumers. Everywhere.Tapjoy® helps you connect with millions of consumers on their

smartphones and tablets. Tapjoy’s unique Mobile Value Exchange

model enables targeted consumers to choose which ads to engage

with, in exchange for a reward — like granting premium content or

advancing in their game. Since the ad they picked has enabled

rewards in their favorite mobile apps, consumers will thank your

brand for unlocking mobile joy.

GDC is over.Now what?

when: Thursday, March 15, 2012 from 6:00 PM to 8:30 PM (PT)

sign up: tapjoypocketgems.eventbrite.com

where: Pocket Gems Office at 220 Bush St #750San Francisco, CA 94104

what: Tapjoy has partnered with Pocket Gems to put together an awesome workshop for all the Android developers in the bay area.

Alcohol and food will be provided by your amazing hosts so come hungry for knowledge and food!

Optimizing New Users & Defragging Your Android Development!

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Printed Ads & HandoutsA case study mixes illustration with the graphic motif to create an open and clean framework for content.

LogoDevelopers: Basic header and footer

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Lane Splitter is an Android application developed by fractiv in which players attempt to ride a virtual motorcycle at high speeds through ever changing traffic without crashing. Though the game initially monetized only through banner ads, it received a considerable bump in revenue by introducing “unlockable” goods – new characters or other virtual goods that users could purchase or unlock for free through Tapjoy. This revenue increase, while successful, was not sustainable, so fractiv again turned to Tapjoy for help generating a more stable, long-term revenue stream.

“Integrating Tapjoy is one of the best development decisions we’ve made. It continues to drive deep engagement and increased revenue on our title Lane Splitter, and we expect it will do the same for our future titles. I would highly recommend it to any developer who is looking to build more value in their apps.”

– Sam McGrath , CO-FOUNDER FRACTIV

ObjectiveMonetize Lane Splitter

After users purchase unlockables, they gain permanent access to the content. This is an effective way to monetize users once, but by introducing “consumable” goods — items that deplete over time or with use — developers can monetize users repeatedly. Tapjoy advised fractiv to introduce consumables (helmets, magnets, etc.) along with a virtual currency, coins, which could be used to purchase these items.

SolutionLane Splitter Introduces Consumablesand Virtual Currency

Immediately it became apparent that there was high demand from Lane Splitter’s users for these new consumable items. The application’s total revenue increased 203% and its ARPDAU* increased 97% with the number of transactions increasing 60%. In the end, Tapjoy provided Lane Splitter with a proven business model that continues to drive significant revenue.

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Result203% Increase in Overall Revenue

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Lane Splitter Doubles Revenue by IntroducingVirtual Currency and Consumable Goods

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• ARPDAU* increased 97%

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Campaign Details

Secondary EngagementsVisit brand’s Facebook page

92%Video Completion Rate

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Case StudySnack Food Brand Uses Tapjoy Videos to Re-introduce Iconic Mascot

Objective

In Summer 2011, a famous snack CPG brand wanted to create viral buzz around a new Facebook page for its iconic

monocle’d mascot. The brand wanted a cost-effective way to increase brand awareness and consumer buzz around the

mascot through mobile video and social media strategy. The brand also wanted to test how well its videos would perform

with mobile audiences.

Solution

The snack brand launched an ad campaign using Tapjoy Videos to

distribute a :30 second commercial featuring the monocle’d mascot.

Tapjoy awarded consumers virtual rewards for watching the

commercial to its completion. Afterwards, they were shown a Thank

You page where they could click to “like” the brand mascot’s Facebook

page. The video was promoted across all Tapjoy users in the US in

order to reach a massive audience. With an average age of 28, the

Tapjoy audience was right in the brand’s target sweet spot.

Results

Tapjoy helped the snack brand significantly increase awareness of its

brand and mascot, by driving tens of thousands of completed video

views in just one month. The campaign also drove up “Likes” on

Facebook. Because the brand only paid for completed video views,

there was no wasted budget and users engaged with the commercial in

its entirety.

About TapjoyTapjoy is a mobile advertising and monetization platform whose unique Mobile Value Exchange model allows users to select personalized advertisements with which to

engage for virtual currency or premium content. Tapjoy helps unlock mobile joy by empowering more than 500 million mobile users who choose to watch videos,

subscribe to services, install applications and participate in other types of advertisements in exchange for virtual currency they can use in their favorite apps. Tapjoy’s

turnkey in-app advertising platform helps developers acquire cost-effective, high-value new users and monetize their applications, while its powerful advertising

marketplace lets brand advertisers reach a global mobile audience spanning more than 10,000 applications. Tapjoy is backed by top-tier investors including J.P.Morgan

Asset Management, Rho Ventures, North Bridge Venture Partners, InterWest Partners and D.E. Shaw Ventures. Headquartered in San Francisco, the company also has

offices in New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, London and Tokyo. For more information, please visit info.tapjoy.com.

© 2012 Tapjoy, Inc. All Rights Reserved. Tapjoy and the Tapjoy logo are trademarks or registered trademarks of Tapjoy, Inc. All third party logos and trademarks mentioned are the property of their respective owners.

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STEP 1: Place logo and headerFor copy-intensive applications such as this case study, the logo takes up little space at the header.

STEP 2: Add graphic deviceThe graphic device can be created to interact directly with the photographic subject. In this exam-ple, the graphic lines are set in the primary color to ensure that the brand

encapsulates the content.STEP 3: Add typographic information Headlines should stand out but at the same time,be integrated into the overall design layout.

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Printed CommunicationsA case study mixes illustration with the graphic motif to create an open and clean framework for content.

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