About this block

Logos Grid With Heading gives customer marks a proper section. A heading and lede sit in the left column, and a two by four grid of bordered tiles fills the right, each tile centering one text wordmark in its own type treatment. The tiles give every name equal footing and the grid reads as substantial without a single image file.

The wordmarks are one array of name and class string, eight names fill the grid and the columns drop to two on phones. The copy column is ordinary heading and lede strings, use the lede for the scale claim that bare names cannot make. Tiles keep marks aligned even when name lengths differ wildly.

When to use

Reach for this block when social proof deserves a full stop on the page rather than a strip the eye slides past. The heading lets you frame the list, from seed to public company, across 40 industries, which logos-row-simple has no room to do. Choose logos-two-row-offset when you want density without a copy column, or logos-with-quote to add a voice.

A natural flow around it on a Marketing Pro page:

Before

• Features so the names validate capabilities just shown

After

• Testimonials to let one of the tiles speak
• Case Studies for the full story behind a name

What you can display

One strong use is the breadth claim: eight customers spanning sizes and industries. Other grids:

• Segment page. Eight names from the segment the page targets, with the heading naming the segment.
• Ecosystem. Technology partners in the tiles with the lede counting the full directory.
• Alumni wall. For tools sold to startups, the accelerators and funds whose portfolios use you.

Tip: put your two strongest names in the top left and bottom right tiles, the diagonal is where eyes enter and leave the grid.