React Logo Wall
A row of grey logos is the weakest proof on most B2B sites — it asks the reader to infer a result from a brand. Attaching one measured number to each turns recognition into evidence.
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Installation
Props
| Prop | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| logos | LogoEntry[] | { id, name, logoText?, imageUrl?, stat?, statLabel?, href?, industry? } |
| title | string | Eyebrow above the grid |
| desaturate | boolean | Grey the logos until hover (default true) |
| columns | 3, 4, or 5 | Grid density (default 4) |
The reveal must not hide information
Hover-to-reveal has an obvious accessibility trap: content that only exists on pointer hover is unavailable to keyboard and screen-reader users, and on touch there is no hover at all. So every card carries a visually-hidden line containing the company name and its stat — the reveal is a presentation flourish over content that is always in the DOM.
logoText falls back to a wordmark rendered in type when no imageUrl is supplied, which keeps the component usable before anyone has chased down eight customer SVGs at the right size.
Get permission, and keep it current
Two practical constraints worth stating: use a customer's mark only where your agreement permits it, and keep the stat current. A logo wall citing a result from a customer who churned two years ago is the kind of detail a diligent buyer checks — and finding it is worse for you than an empty section. Pair with a Case Study Card for the full story behind any one of these numbers.
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