Designed for Microsoft Windows XP Logo

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Designed for Microsoft Windows XP logo

About Designed for Microsoft Windows XP

A rectangular certification badge with rounded corners containing the classic wavy four-pane Windows flag (four curved, glossy panes: red/orange top-left, green top-right, blue bottom-left, yellow bottom-right). The flag sits above a horizontal divider line; below the line is the two-line wordmark reading “Designed for” on the first line and “Microsoft® Windows® XP” on the second. A small ™ mark appears near the flag.

Two display variants are shown: one on a white background and one on a black background; both keep the same layout and glossy, gradient-filled panes with soft highlights and subtle drop shadowing to give a slightly three-dimensional look.

What's in it: wavy four-pane window/flag

Shapes: rounded rectangle horizontal divider line wavy four-pane flag wordmark block

Style: certification badge glossy gradient 3D skeuomorphic

Text in logo: Designed for Microsoft® Windows® XP

The four curved, colored panes visually evoke the Microsoft Windows logo and indicate Windows branding and certified compatibility.

Colors

Extracted from the image. How we pick the colors →

Red/Orange (flag pane)

#F26A21 · primary

Green (flag pane)

#7BC143 · primary

Blue (flag pane)

#00A3E0 · primary

Yellow (flag pane)

#F5C400 · primary

Black (alternate background/wordmark)

#000000 · secondary

Designed for Microsoft Windows XP Logo History

A Microsoft certification badge used during the Windows XP era (Windows XP released in 2001) to denote hardware or software designed for and tested to work with Microsoft Windows XP.

Frequently asked

What does this logo mean?

It indicates a product was certified or designed to be compatible with Microsoft Windows XP.

When was this used?

This badge was used during the Windows XP era (early 2000s) alongside Windows XP marketing and compatibility programs.

Can I use this logo on my product?

Use of Microsoft certification marks typically requires permission or enrollment in Microsoft's compatibility/licensing program; check Microsoft's current branding and licensing rules.