You’ll find a bunch of press logos from sites like Mashable and Bloomberg. Take for example the GiftRocket page near the footer. Add Press Mentionsįor most of this post I’ve recommended brands that either pay for your service, recommend your service, or work closely with your service.īut another way to approach social proof is to add press logos whenever your company gets mentioned on a big news site. Just find a way to blend them into your page and you’ll surely wind up with a great looking design. What you do with these logos and how big they are will remain up to you. You’ll find a very similar example on the Campaign Monitor landing page. Just import that into PS and change it to grayscale, then export for your page. This is pretty simple to accomplish in Photoshop if you find a PNG/SVG of each company logo online. On the InVision homepage they use greyscale icons to blend with their neutral colors. A great balance to hit if your page uses simple colors. Yet as you’re scrolling by they’re still clearly noticeable. This way they blend naturally into the page and don’t stick out like a sore thumb. For example Invstr uses a dark purple section for the “press mentions” logos and the logos are colored monochrome to match. Many websites restyle logos so they match the color of the page or the background. One way to find a nice balance with your layout is to add logos that blend in. But they’re still definitely in view as you scroll.įind a way to strike a balance with any logos you add into your design. Notice the logos don’t take up a massive amount of space on the page. Digital Ocean does this on their homepage. If you want something a little larger you can design a full horizontal section of the page just for logos. Hewlett-Packard and Harvard University are two notable examples. You’ll notice the logos are pretty small but still definitely recognizable. On Freshdesk they have a little block just above the fold with a list of brands that trust their services.
It’s a careful line to walk to make this happen but it works out very well. When you’re adding these logos onto your page you certainly want people to see them.īut you don’t want them to be annoying or to interrupt the user experience. Try Startup App Try Slides App Other Products Make Them Clear Yet Unobtrusive With Startup App and Slides App you can build unlimited websites using the online website editor which includes ready-made designed and coded elements, templates and themes.
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