Testimonial Wall

A social proof section built from your real customer quotes. Grid, carousel, or one big spotlight.

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Build a testimonial section for my website. Match my existing design system, colors, and fonts.

STRUCTURE
- A section with a short h2 heading, then the testimonials in this layout:
- A responsive card grid: 3 columns on desktop, 2 on tablet, 1 on mobile, with balanced card heights.
- Each testimonial card shows: the quote and the customer's first name and last initial.
- Card style: plain cards on my neutral card surface color, matching my existing card style (border or soft shadow, same radius).

DATA AND HONESTY
- Testimonials live in one config array. Ship the component with the array EMPTY and a clearly marked TODO telling me to paste real customer quotes (with permission). An empty array = the section does not render at all.
- Never generate fake testimonials, fake names, or stock-photo avatars presented as customers. Placeholder content in code comments only, never rendered.

BEHAVIOR
- Quotes render with proper quotation marks; long quotes clamp to 6 lines with the full text available on the card (expand link) rather than silently cut.

QUALITY
- Semantic markup: each testimonial is a figure, the quote in blockquote, the attribution in figcaption.
- Photos (if shown) are real customer photos I provide: fixed square aspect ratio, rounded, lazy-loaded, with the person's name as alt text.
- Cards equal height in grids; comfortable line length (max ~65 characters per line).
- WCAG AA contrast; any carousel controls are real buttons, keyboard operable, with aria-labels.

QUESTIONS
- Before you build, find or ask for: my real customer quotes (collected with the customer's permission), the name to credit each one to, and the photos and role/company lines where the chosen layout shows them. Check my project and site first; whatever you cannot find there, ask me for. Never invent these or ship placeholders.
- If anything else about my brand or content is unclear, ask me before inventing.

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What it does

A testimonial wall lets your happiest customers do the selling: real quotes, real names, laid out as a grid, a swipeable carousel, or one big spotlight quote. Nothing convinces a stranger like another customer's words. Grid for volume, carousel for browsing, spotlight for the single best sentence a customer ever gave you.

Ships completely empty; it only renders once you paste real quotes from customers who said yes.
Fake reviews, invented names, and stock-photo faces are banned outright.
Quotes render with proper quotation marks, attribution underneath.
Long quotes trim neatly with a read-more, never chopped mid-sentence.
The carousel never auto-plays, so nobody loses their place while reading.

How it works

1Pick the layout: grid, carousel, or one big spotlight.
2Choose what each card shows, just a quote and first name, or a photo and role too, and pick the card style.
3Copy the prompt, one block your AI reads and builds from, into whichever AI you use.
4Ask your customers for permission first, then paste their real words into the marked list, exactly as they said them.
5Add photos only if they're really your customers, each with the person's name as its description.
6Check the empty state too, because with no quotes pasted in yet the whole section should simply not appear on your page.

What you can customize

Layout: grid shows many at once, carousel shows one or two with arrows and swipe, spotlight blows up a single quote nice and big.
What each shows: quote plus first name keeps it light; the full version adds a little photo and the person's role or company.
Card style: plain matches your normal cards, colored cycles three soft background tints, large images puts a big photo above each quote.
Fonts, colors, and spacing adapt to your site automatically, because your AI builds the wall right inside your own design.

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