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A testimonial paired with a large customer photo beside the quote. Use it when you want a single voice to carry weight and feel personal and real.
Big Image splits the section into two columns. The left column holds a tall portrait photo anchored by a decorative dot grid that extends behind the lower corner of the image. The right column holds a blockquote: a small "Featured client" label sits above a large italic pull quote, and a footer row below it shows the speaker's name and title. On smaller screens the portrait is hidden and a compact avatar appears in its place beside the attribution. A call to action button sits beneath the attribution row.
The label, quote text, name, role, and button copy are all plain text you can swap freely. The portrait and avatar point to separate image URLs, so you can update them independently. The button and the label can be removed without breaking the layout if you want a quieter presentation.
Reach for this block when you want one client to carry real presence on the page, not just a short pull quote. The large photo makes the endorsement feel personal and credible, which works well for a creative agency or studio landing page where the work is visual and the relationship with the client matters. Compared to the Cards variant, this layout gives a single voice far more weight, so use it when you have one standout client story rather than a spread of shorter reviews.
A natural flow around it on a Marketing (Legacy) page:
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The frame works best with a single high-impact client story. A few directions to consider:
Tip: choose a portrait that is well lit and cropped close to the face so the image reads clearly even at the constrained column width.