About this block

Ratings Strip builds trust on third party scores rather than logos alone. An uppercase intro line sets the frame, then three review platform columns each show a star row, a large score out of five, a platform wordmark with its own inline mark, and a verified review count. Hairlines split the columns and switch from vertical to horizontal as the layout stacks, so the strip stays tidy on any width.

Wordmarks are styled text per collection convention, and the platform marks are small inline SVGs rather than image files. Below the scores, a wrapped row of customer wordmarks adds the names behind the ratings. Both the platform list and the wordmark row are simple arrays.

When to use

Reach for this block when independent ratings carry more weight for your audience than a wall of client marks. It suits a product that reviews well on public directories, sitting below the hero where a buyer comparing options wants outside confirmation before reading your own claims.

A natural flow around it on a Marketing Pro page:

Before

• A hero section to make the pitch these scores then vouch for
• A navbar to anchor the page above the ratings

After

• A testimonials section to turn the aggregate scores into named voices
• A pricing section to move a convinced reader toward a plan

What you can display

The columns fit any set of scored sources with a count behind each. A few other ways to use it:

• Review directories. Show your rating and review volume across the platforms buyers actually check.
• App store marks. Lead with store ratings and install or download counts for a mobile product.
• Award scores. Pair analyst or awards ratings with the bodies that issued them.

Tip: pair every score with its review count, since a high rating reads as real only when enough people stand behind it.