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Proof and conversion

For proof use Key figures, Partner logos, Single testimonial, Testimonials and Google reviews; to help visitors decide and act, Pricing table, Features, Team grid, Call-to-action (CTA) banner, Button, Countdown and Share buttons. The live mode of Google reviews needs a Google Places API key in the Settings.

Proof

  • Key figures – key figures as value–label pairs, with an icon or image. Look: plain, spinning digits or rings; the numbers can count up on scroll.
  • Partner logos – partner and client logos: always in colour, always grey, or grey turning to colour on hover; height, and rotating cells when you have more logos than fit at once.
  • Single testimonial – one featured quote with author, stars, photo and company logo, in three layouts.
  • Testimonials – many short reviews: moving wall, card cloud or spotlight. The summary line (for example "4.9 · 120 reviews") is typed by hand – it is not calculated from the reviews below.
  • Google reviews – two modes:
    • Native (Places API) – the live Google rating and up to 5 recent reviews in your site's own design. This needs a Google Places API key on the Settings → Integrations tab, and in the block the place's Place ID or Google Maps link. You can also pin hand-picked reviews next to them.
    • Widget (embed) – an external provider's embed code (for example Trustindex or Elfsight), in an isolated frame.

Deciding and acting

  • Pricing table – 2–4 packages with prices, feature lists, a "Popular" mark, a struck-through original price and their own buttons.
  • Features – equal features or services with an icon, a character or an image, in 2–5 columns.
  • Team grid – team member cards with photo, role and social links; photos can be unified (duotone or black and white).
  • Call-to-action (CTA) banner – a prominent band with a heading, text and one or two buttons; style: accent, dark, light or image, optionally with an "aurora" background.
  • Button – one prominent button with alignment, a second button, opening in a new window.
  • Countdown – counts down to a date (boxed, minimal, inline, flip clock); after the date it shows its own message and button.
  • Share buttons – X, LinkedIn, Facebook, e-mail and copy link; you can ask the AI to suggest the share text (save the page first).
  • Link list – a list of external articles and press mentions; every link opens in a new window.

A button or link without a target does not appear on the page.