Testimonials
Selected reviews with decimal star ratings, sources and a UWG-compliant selection notice.
Topics: Content · Privacy
Highlights
List, grid and slider layouts
Ratings in 0.1 steps, clipped star rows
Sources: Google, ProvenExpert, Trustpilot, jameda, Facebook
Abbreviated last names
Selection notice according to section 5b UWG
Accessibility
Slider is a labelled carousel region with real buttons, pause control and reduced-motion support.
Privacy
Reviews are entered in the element and rendered on the server. No widget, no tracking.
Live demo
See it in action
Everything below is the real element, configured in Breakdance. Try it with your keyboard, zoom in, or open the page on your phone.
Variant 1
Grid with sources and decimal ratings
Ratings in steps of 0.1 are shown as a clipped star row and announced as "Rated 4.8 out of 5". Sources link to the original review platform. All entries on this page are sample data.
We replaced three plugins with one. The maps finally pass our data protection review, and the client can edit everything in Breakdance.
The table element is exactly what was missing. Sorting, stacked rows on mobile and a real caption. Our accessibility auditor had nothing to complain about.
Local fonts without touching a single page was the selling point for us. Twenty client sites switched in an afternoon.
Clean markup, no jQuery and a settings page that explains itself. That is rare for an element pack.
Sample entries for demonstration only. These are not real reviews.
Variant 2
Accessible slider
A labelled carousel region with real buttons below the slides. Arrow keys only work while the focus is inside, and autoplay would start paused for visitors who prefer reduced motion.
Variant 3
Compact list with abbreviated names
Last names can be shortened to an initial. The selection notice required by section 5b UWG is always part of the element.
We replaced three plugins with one. The maps finally pass our data protection review, and the client can edit everything in Breakdance.
The table element is exactly what was missing. Sorting, stacked rows on mobile and a real caption. Our accessibility auditor had nothing to complain about.
Local fonts without touching a single page was the selling point for us. Twenty client sites switched in an afternoon.
Sample entries for demonstration only. These are not real reviews.