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Figma Social Proof

Figma Testimonials Template

Social proof blocks showcase evidence that other people have had positive experiences with your product, service, or brand. By leveraging the psychological principle of social proof, you can use these blocks to build trust and credibility with potential customers. You can use these blocks to:

Motivate the decision-making by showing positive reviews and use cases;
Strengthen brand image and reputation by showing positive testimonials and brand logos.
Increase conversions and sales by placing social proof below or above the CTA blocks.

The file includes twelve social-proof block layouts, each in desktop, tablet and mobile widths: client logo rows, a payment-methods strip, a star-rated quote carousel, two- and three-column testimonial cards with company logos, a six-card testimonial grid with Twitter marks, a single founder quote with an avatar row, and a Meet our team grid.

Social Proof AI Prompt

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Build a set of social proof website blocks in Figma, each at desktop, tablet and mobile widths. 1) Trusted by world-class companies: a centred title over a row of eight grey logos (Google, Spotify, Netflix, Slack, Stripe, Adobe, Coinbase, Figma), wrapping to two rows on tablet and four on mobile. 2) Payment made easy: the same strip with VISA, G Pay, Apple Pay, PayPal, Stripe and bitpay. 3) A testimonial carousel: five orange stars, a two-line quote, avatar, name and role, prev and next arrows and dot indicators. 4) What our clients are saying: three columns, each with stars, quote, avatar, name and role, and a variant with the company logo under each quote. 5) Testimonials: a 2x3 grid of cards with avatar, name, @handle, a Twitter mark and the quote, plus a More Reviews button. 6) A single large quote from the founder with a row of eight small avatars above the name. 7) Meet our team: a 4x2 grid of avatar, name and role. Use hairline borders and even gaps on cards, and bind text and surface colours to variables.