The mark consists of a type solution logo using stylized versions of the letters 'X', 'Y', 'H', and 'T', in that order. The appearance is sans serif, uniform in stroke weight, extended/wide, and bold/heavy. The letter shapes read in traditional left-to-right order occupying a footprint that is landscape in orientation at a ratio of approximately 3 units wide by 1 unit high. The letters appear to rest on the same baseline with no descenders. Proportionately, the stroke widths are approximately .056 unit. Unique characteristics: · The 'X' is designed to appear as two intersecting, dimensional geometric "planes" which intersect on the centered vertical axis. The effect is created by using two tones, or outlines, and the effect of layering. The diagonal strokes terminate on a vertical, instead of horizontal axis. · The upper diagonal strokes of the 'y' shape are a duplication of the upper diagonal strokes of the "X" shape. This repetition creates the effect of a dimensional space in the negative space between the two letter forms. A stem of similar width continues vertically from the middle to the baseline to create a recognizeable letter "Y"The mark consists of a type solution logo using stylized versions of the letters 'X', 'Y', 'H', and 'T', in that order. The appearance is sans serif, uniform in stroke weight, extended/wide, and bold/heavy. The letter shapes read in traditional left-to-right order occupying a footprint that is landscape in orientation at a ratio of approximately 3 units wide by 1 unit high. The letters appear to rest on the same baseline with no descenders. Proportionately, the stroke widths are approximately .056 unit. Unique characteristics: · The 'X' is designed to appear as two intersecting, dimensional geometric "planes" which intersect on the centered vertical axis. The effect is created by using two tones, or outlines, and the effect of layering. The diagonal strokes terminate on a vertical, instead of horizontal axis. · The upper diagonal strokes of the 'y' shape are a duplication of the upper diagonal strokes of the "X" shape. This repetition creates the effect of a dimensional space in the negative space between the two letter forms. A stem of similar width continues vertically from the middle to the baseline to create a recognizeable letter "Y". "H": The vertical stems of the 'H' are higher in proportion than the other letters. The other letters are approximately 5/8 of the full height of the 'H'. The bar of the 'H' is at the same height as the top of the other letters, creating a horizontal eyeline among all four letters. "T": The top right point of the 'T' is slightly higher than the far left point. The far right top of the bar curves slightly upward to meet this higher point, creating the effect of a curved upward pointer/arrow at the top right edge of the 'T'.. "H": The vertical stems of the 'H' are higher in proportion than the other letters. The other letters are approximately 5/8 of the full height of the 'H'. The bar of the 'H' is at the same height as the top of the other letters, creating a horizontal eyeline among all four letters. "T": The top right point of the 'T' is slightly higher than the far left point. The far right top of the bar curves slightly upward to meet this higher point, creating the effect of a curved upward pointer/arrow at the top right edge of the 'T'.