Offices List
A centered header over three office cards with region labels, addresses, timezones, and email links, closed by a remote friendly note.
A centered header over three office cards with region labels, addresses, timezones, and email links, closed by a remote friendly note.
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Offices List answers the simplest contact question, where are you, without a map embed or a form. A centered header sits above three office cards, one each for San Francisco, London, and Singapore. Every card stacks the city, a small uppercase region label, and two muted address lines, then a hairline separates the local timezone and a direct email for that office.
The cards are driven by one typed array, so adding a fourth office or renaming a region is a single new entry. All strings are fixed, including the timezone lines, so nothing shifts between renders, and the centered closing line under the grid reminds visitors that the team also works remotely across time zones.
Reach for this block on a contact page or near the end of a company page, once a visitor wants to reach a human rather than read more copy. For a logistics platform selling into three regions it works well right after the about story, because a physical address in the buyer's own region reads as real commitment to that market, and a direct office email beats a generic inbox.
A natural flow around it on a Marketing Pro page:
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The obvious fit is a company's physical offices with a direct line into each. A few other ways to use the frame:
Tip: keep every address to two short lines so the hairline and the contact rows sit at the same height across all three cards.