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Trust Bar

A rounded green panel holding a row of short trust signals, each one an icon beside a line of uppercase text — “Trusted in neurology practices since 1997”, “Made in USA”, “Third-party tested”. Each signal is a Trust Badge block, so you add, reorder and hide them one at a time.

It is a standalone section, so it can go on any page — not just the homepage.

On desktop the badges sit in a single row spread across the panel, with a hairline between each one — the design’s arrangement.

Five badges will not fit across a phone screen without the text collapsing to one word per line, so below desktop the row becomes a two-column grid, and a single column on the narrowest screens. The dividers follow: vertical rules between badges on desktop, horizontal rules between rows on smaller screens.

Setting What it does
Panel colour The colour of the rounded panel behind the badges. Compliant Leaf (default, the design’s green), Deep Green, or None. Choose None where the section already sits on a coloured background and you want the badges to sit directly on it.
Show dividers Draws a hairline between each badge. On by default, matching the design.
Text theme Set to Dark background (the default) so the text and icons show light against the green panel. Switch to Light background only if you set the panel to None over a pale background.
Background A solid colour or gradient behind the section, outside the panel. Leave it empty for a transparent background. To blend into the section below, match this gradient’s last colour to that section’s first.
Setting What it does
Top / Bottom padding (mobile) Spacing above and below the section on mobile. Default 2.5rem.
Top / Bottom padding (tablet) The same for tablet. Default 3rem.
Top / Bottom padding The same for desktop. Default 3rem.
Section ID Optional anchor, so a link elsewhere on the page can jump here.

Accepts Trust Badge blocks only.

Adding the section from the preset gives you the five badges from the design, already filled in. Delete the ones you do not need.

  • Keep labels short. Two or three words reads best. A long label forces the other badges narrower and the row starts to look uneven.
  • Text is shown in uppercase automatically. Type the label normally — you do not need to type in caps.
  • Panel colour and Background are different things. Panel colour is the rounded card the badges sit on. Background is the area behind that card, spanning the full width of the section.