Logo Wall
Logo Wall section examples
Borrowed authority in one silent row. It argues nothing; it just stands there being recognizable.
435 logo walls browsable in the library, each cropped from a real page at its measured position.
How we counted
Source: 435 logo walls in this category, counted at build.
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Logo Wall insights
A count, not a recommendation. Every figure carries its denominator: these count logo walls measured on crawled pages, and the 435 listed above are the ones that crop to a showable image.
- 9.2%of the page tall, typicallyacross 436 logo walls measured
- 96words in the median logo wallacross 396 logo walls measured
- 7%carry rating16 of the 216 SaaS logo walls measured
Logo Wall questions, answered from the corpus
How many pages have a logo wall?
878 of the 4,069 fully measured pages carry at least one logo wall, which is 22%. A page counts once however many it holds.
Where does a logo wall sit on the page?
The median logo wall starts 48% of the way down the page (median of 436 logo walls measured), counted from the top edge of the page.
How big is a typical logo wall?
The typical logo wall takes 9% of its page’s height (median of 436 measured) and holds 96 words (median of 396 measured).
Which tactics show up most in logo walls?
Among SaaS logo walls, rating appears in 16 of the 216 measured (7%); price anchor appears in 4 of the 263 measured (2%); no-credit-card note appears in 2 of the 191 measured (1%). A tactic counts only when its text is on the band.
Does a logo wall open with an h1?
5% of the 362 logo walls whose heading level we could measure open with an h1.
This gallery shows 435 real logo walls, cropped from 378 different sites, each cut from a live page’s full-page screenshot at the band’s measured position. 878 of the 4,069 fully measured pages carry at least one logo wall, which is 22%. Among the logo walls measured, the typical logo wall starts 48% of the way down its page (median of 436 measured), takes 9% of its page’s height (median of 436 measured) and holds 96 words (median of 396 measured). 5% of the 362 logo walls whose heading level was measured open with an h1. Classification is deterministic, from the band’s own DOM signals, with no AI judgment. Every card opens the full measured band, and the broader measured range is on the matching research page. The corpus is seeded from launch directories, so read these counts as what UXXRAY measured, not as a sample of the whole web.
How this is measured
Each card is the actual logo wall band, cropped from a crawled page's full-page screenshot at its measured position — the highest-scoring funnels first.
Logo wall insights
- Typically 9.2% of the page tall across 436 sections
- Usually starts 48% of the way down across 436 sections
- Carries a median of 96 words across 396 sections
- Holds a median of 3 links across 190 sections
- Most often on a nav → hero → logo wall → footer page 73 of 436 pages
- logo wall comes before faq 90% of the time 230 of 255 pages carrying both
- Rating — 7% 16 of the 216 logo walls we measured in SaaS funnels
Conversion tactics measured in logo walls
Share of logo walls we measured in SaaS funnels
Share of logo walls we measured in E-commerce funnels
A count, not a recommendation
Every rate is a lower bound: where the extractor found a tactic elsewhere on the same capture, that section leaves the denominator rather than counting as a miss, because only one position per tactic per page is recorded.
Page shapes, corpus-wide
34 page shapes cover half of the 3,405 pages we've measured. The most common is nav → hero → content → footer: 385 pages (11%). Measured across the funnels we've walked: SaaS 84% · E-commerce 11% · Affiliate 4% · Lead gen 1%.
How this is counted
The top 10 shapes cover 34% of pages. Its content element is the classifier’s terminal fallback (a band nothing else matched), not a named section. With that unnamed fallback removed from every sequence, 486 distinct shapes remain (down from 1017 raw) and the top 10 cover 51%. Raw distinct counts move with detector coverage, not with design, so concentration is the number worth citing.