Shadcn Logo Cloud Block Five

Shadcn Logo Cloud Block Five is a dense bordered logo cloud. The source stores logo metadata in an array, maps it into a grid of native img elements, and wraps the grid with four small plus decorators built from Tailwind CSS pseudo-element utilities.

The design is more architectural than a simple logo strip. divide-x, divide-y, and border create a visible matrix, while each cell gets a subtle hover:bg-foreground/5 state. That makes it a good fit for a SaaS landing page that wants social proof to feel integrated with the surrounding interface rather than pasted below a headline.

Bordered logo matrix

The grid starts at three columns, moves to four columns at the medium breakpoint, and becomes five columns on large screens. The source uses advanced nth-child selectors to clean up borders at the end of rows, so the panel edges stay tidy as the column count changes.

Unlike several other logo-cloud variants, this one uses remote SVG paths and per-logo height classes instead of local React SVG imports. That makes the data easy to swap, but the demo logos are still placeholders. Replace src, alt, height, and className together so the rendered grid remains accessible and visually balanced.

Customization notes

The PlusDecorator helper uses cn from the local Tailark utilities package to combine positioning with the shared decorator style. If you move the section into a different shadcn UI block or page, keep the surrounding relative wrapper so those corner marks stay anchored to the grid.

Because this logo cloud is visually heavier than a plain strip, it works best where brand proof is meant to be a designed section of its own. If the page already has a complex background, consider reducing the border contrast before adding more logos.

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