shadcn/ui testimonial blocks & components.

Testimonials section with three customer quote cards in a hairline-divided grid, each with a quote glyph, avatar, name, role, and company.

Single featured testimonial section with a large pull quote, oversized grayscale avatar, and three supporting outcome metrics.

Wall of love testimonial grid with seven customer quote cards, each carrying a star rating, avatar, name, role, and company.

Star-rated testimonial review cards in a responsive grid, each leading with a five-star rating row above the quote and a grayscale avatar.

Testimonial wall of three columns auto-scrolling in an infinite marquee at different speeds behind top and bottom fades, pausing on hover.

Single-quote testimonial carousel that auto-advances on a timer with a cross-fade, prev and next controls, dot indicators, and pause on hover.

Tabbed customer case studies where each panel cross-fades to a headline metric, a read case study link, and a supporting testimonial quote.

Two customer case study testimonial cards, each with a company logo, an outcome paragraph highlighting a metric, and a supporting quote.

Hairline-divided grid of testimonial quote cards, each led by a customer company logo and closed with an avatar, revealing in a staggered cascade.

Three vertically staggered testimonial quote cards with corner brackets and an oversized quote glyph, rising into view on scroll.

Testimonial roster where selecting a customer from the list swaps the featured quote with a blur cross-fade, auto-advancing and pausing on hover.

Rating breakdown with a counting average score and animated per-star distribution bars beside a grid of star-rated testimonial cards.

One review at full size against a tall portrait that unmasks inward, with the name riding the photograph edge on a verified card. No grid, no average.

Masonry wall of reviews in CSS columns, each carrying its platform, date and a verified tick, deliberately uneven in length and including a four star.

Compact edge-faded rail of short quotes traveling continuously under a counted rating line, for pages that need social proof without a whole screen.