Awards CTA
A call to action that pairs award badges and recognition logos with a signup prompt. Builds trust before the click on a landing or pricing page.
A call to action that pairs award badges and recognition logos with a signup prompt. Builds trust before the click on a landing or pricing page.
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Awards CTA opens with a centered badge and headline, then a one-line supporting sentence below it. Beneath that sits a three-column card grid where each card holds a circular icon badge, an award title, the issuing organization in muted text, and a short description. A ruled footer row follows the grid with a heading and supporting line on the left and two buttons on the right. Below the footer a hidden-until-tablet strip shows three recognition logo images side by side.
All three award cards are independent entries in a plain array, so you can add or remove cards, swap the icon, or rewrite each title and description without touching the surrounding layout. The badge text, headline, and supporting copy are separate strings. The footer heading, subline, and button labels are each their own value. The logo strip is visually optional and can be removed entirely without breaking the grid or footer.
Reach for this block when you need to convert a visitor who is still on the fence and responds to third-party credibility. It works well mid-page on a project management workspace landing page, placed after a feature section once readers understand the product but before they have committed to signing up. Compared to a plain stats bar or a testimonial CTA, the award cards let you name specific organizations and years, which reads as more verifiable than a single quote or a lone metric.
A natural flow around it on a Marketing (Legacy) page:
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The natural fit is your actual award history, one card per recognition, with the real issuing body and year. A few other ways to use the frame:
Tip: keep each card description to one sentence so all three cards stay the same height and the grid reads as a clean row.