The mark consists of a lower-cased block lettering all of the same font, of the word and/or letters of the word "revid". The lettering of the word "revid" is shaded blue and white. All the letters are solid blue at the very bottom of the letter, and moving up the letter, become a progressively lighter blue. The word "revid" is surrounded by an oval and/or stylized bubble, the outer border of which starts as a light gray and, going inwards towards the inside of the border, becomes progressively darker until the middle of the border is a black line, and, going further inwards towards the inside of the border, becomes progressively lighter until the inside of the border is a light gray. The inside of the oval/bubble is, at different points, gray and white. Inside the bubble, directly above the word "revid" is a "house symbol" consisting of a straight black line, starting at a point above the letter "r" and continuing to expand in thickness until above the letter "v" the line angles upwards towards the top of the bubble. Above the letter "i" the black line reaches its apex, and begins to descend downward as it shrinks in thickness, until it ends at a certain point above the round portion of the letter "d." Above the letter "i" and beneath the apex of the black line, there are four small, black, white, and gray squares, arranged into a larger 2 x 2 square pattern, which acts as both the "dot" of the "i" and the "windows" of the "house symbol".