Developed a Python-based solution for the Codeforces 581D 'Three Logos' problem in the cpinitiative/usaco-guide repository, focusing on algorithm design and object-oriented programming. The work involved creating a Logo class to encapsulate rectangular logo properties and implementing a main arrangement function that determines if three logos can be combined into a larger square, accounting for various orientations and dimensions. The approach emphasized modular, reusable geometry tooling and clear code organization, providing an end-to-end example for students learning competitive programming. The solution was delivered in Markdown and Python, with attention to traceability and pedagogical clarity throughout the implementation.