Logo Strip

What it does

The logo strip answers a quiet question every visitor has: who else trusts these people? A calm row of customer or partner logos, grayscale until hovered, says it without a word of bragging. It's the fastest trust signal a homepage can carry.

• Only real customers and partners you have permission to show; fabricated logos and implied relationships are banned.
• An optional one-line heading like Trusted by teams like these sits on top; leave it empty for none.
• Logos sit quiet in grayscale and wake to full color on hover, with a little flag to run full color always.
• Logos render at one uniform height, lazy-loaded, each named for screen readers.
• Clickable logos get comfortable targets and a visible outline for keyboards.
• The slow marquee version pauses on hover and touch, and holds still for less-motion visitors.
• An empty list means no strip at all.

How it works

1. 01

   Pick the behavior, a static row that wraps, or a slow scrolling marquee.

2. 02

   Slide the logo count, 4 to 8.

3. 03

   Copy the prompt, a one-block brief for your AI, into whichever AI you use.

4. 04

   Add real logo files with each company's name, and links if you want them clickable, each with a comfortable tap target.

5. 05

   Ask permission first, every time, in writing if you can; the code carries a reminder.

6. 06

   Check it on your phone: the static row should wrap evenly, the marquee should glide slow and smooth, one full lap in about 30 seconds.

What you can customize

• Behavior: static is calm and instant; the marquee adds gentle motion for longer logo lists, pausing the moment anyone hovers or touches.
• How many logos: four feels curated; eight suits well-connected brands, evenly spaced either way.
• The heading line and grayscale treatment adapt to your site automatically, because your AI builds the strip right inside your own design, quiet by intention.

To slide short text messages instead of logos, add a scrolling text banner for your news.