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Logo Cloud

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Tailwind logo cloud components

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Details About Logo Cloud
Key points:
  • Copy & Paste
  • Responsive
  • Tailwind CSS v4

FAQ

How many logos should I display in my logo cloud?

Start with 4-12 logos. Too few might not look impressive, too many might look messy. Pick a number that feels right for your design.

Should my logos be in color or black and white?

Both can work! Black and white logos look clean and professional. Color logos can make your page more lively. Pick what matches your website's style.

Should my logo cloud be static or animated?

Start with a static display for better performance. Add subtle animations only if they serve a purpose, like highlighting logos on hover or showing additional information. Keep mobile users in mind - they might prefer a simpler, static display that loads quickly.

What's the best layout pattern for logo clouds?

Start with a grid of 3-4 columns on desktop and 2 columns on mobile. Space logos evenly with enough padding to breathe. Consider using CSS Grid or Flexbox through Tailwind's grid and flex utilities for the most flexible layouts.

Yes, if it adds value for users. Make sure to open links in new tabs and add proper hover states to show they're clickable. Include proper rel attributes for security and track clicks to measure engagement.

Can I add hover effects to logos in a Tailwind logo cloud?

Yes. Tailwind CSS makes it easy to add hover effects. For example, you can use the transform and hover:scale-105 classes to slightly enlarge a logo when hovered, creating an interactive and engaging user experience. Coupled with transition and duration classes, the effect becomes smooth and visually pleasing.

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