Team profiles are a great way to humanise your business. A series of friendly faces with a short summary for each team member goes a long way to building trust in your company. And if there’s only one of you, those little navigation arrows just won’t appear. That or you can use a different content block to build your personal profile. Here’s an example set of company team profiles…
So, you’ve highlighted the great people you work with, but what about those who you work for? Many businesses like to highlight their valuable clients as a way of attracting new ones. Logos of well-known companies helps build trust in the user, reinforcing quality or service and experience.
With this block you can add logos in jpeg, gif, png and svg format; and link each one to a page on your site or another website entirely.
It’s often not enough to just show the logos of who you work for. Most of the time users want to see some great testimonials as well, so we have included a Testimonials block just for that task.
Greg
LWDA
You can add as many testimonials as you like, but don’t overload the block with too many. User’s tend to get bored quite easily and we also find that testimonials work better when scattered throughout the site rather than just dumped all in one place. Just use between 2 and 4 in each instance.
Stuart
Devstars
Options for this block include setting the background colour and the font size on both desktop & mobile platforms. If your testimonials are short, we suggest opting for larger text to make them stand out. If the testimonials are quite long, you’ll want to reduce the font size so that users don’t have to scroll to see them.
Miles
Devstars
When your visitors are convined that they want to get in touch with you, you’ll need to display your contact details and location information to make it easy for them to do so. This block allows you to display your contact details, a form and map in any combination, so you don’t need to show a map or form if you don’t want to.
Why would you need a specific FAQ block? Surely you would just use a standard text page and put the link in your footer, right? Wrong. FAQs might seem like a pretty-boring piece of content to some, but they can be very valuable when used correctly. Here’s why…
We call it news, but you might just call it a blog, or perhaps something a little more engageing such as Insights, whitepapers or case studies. Whatever you want to use your blogging tools for, you can choose to have a selection of your most recent, popular or promoted posts on any page that you like just by adding this block where you need it.
You can set the maximum number of posts to show within the carousel, and you can tell the block to only show posts that have been tagged by a particular category. You can also set the background and heading colour.
