Award display positioning depends on the award type – Product or Organisation. As the Organisation Award is for the organisation as a whole, it should be used in general marketing. The Product Award is for specific products, not the entire organisation, so it should be displayed with the winning product. Below are our Sustainability Award winner seal display examples and guidelines.

Organisation Sustainability Award

How To Display an Organisation Sustainability Award On Your Website

Award positioning depends on the layout of your website, and it makes sense to display it in multiple places. Some positioning suggestions are: 

• Homepage
  • As part of top banner image
  • Below top banner image
  • Near the bottom, or in the footer
• About Us page 
• Sustainability page
• Awards and Certifications, or Recognition page
• Article or Blog Post

When including the Sustainability Award Winner seal on your website, please add a link from the image through to https://sustainabilityaward.org/ where possible to make it easy for customers to learn about the award criteria and what it means. 

Product Sustainability Award

How to Display & Position a Product Award

The best award positioning for winning product images is to add the digital award win seal to the top right or left of the product that has been awarded. Another option is to position the award seal as a separate product image if you have an image gallery.

When overlaying Sustainability Award seals onto another image or background they are best used with some space between the seal and the edge of the image or other objects to ensure legibility. 

Award Seal Format

The award seals are in .png format with a transparent background so they can be overlaid onto other images using image editing software. They can easily be converted to .jpg or other formats, and resized to be smaller if needed. Let us know if you need other formats.

Award Seal Resolution

The award seals are 1000 x 1000 pixels and high resolution; 192 dpi (dots per inch). For web use, you can export them as .jpg format and resize to 72 dpi to help your website loading speed.