Logos With Count
A centred headline figure above a twelve-cell client wordmark grid that proves practice scale with a count and a longevity line.
A centred headline figure above a twelve-cell client wordmark grid that proves practice scale with a count and a longevity line.
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Logos With Count leads with a large centred figure, 40+, with a one-line context line, Teams worked with since 2016, from seed to public company. Below it a six-column wordmark grid holds 12 client names (Ledger, Tend Health, Atlas Logistics, Field Notes, Meridian, Cove Agency, Orbit, Harbor, Crest Studio, Lune, Volta, Waymark) in a divide-x divide-y ruled cell layout. A small NDA footnote sits below: a selection of clients, some engagements are under NDA.
Clients are one array. The count leads because a number is more persuasive than a logo grid alone; the grid confirms the number without claiming any particular brand owns the proof.
Reach for this block near the top of a homepage or about page to establish the scale of a practice before a potential client reads anything else. The installer swaps the count, context line, and client names for their own history.
A natural flow around it on a Portfolio Pro page:
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One strong use is the freelance design client count. Other counted-logo uses:
Tip: use the smallest defensible number; 40+ that is accurate is more credible than 100+ that feels rounded up.