A great review, stuck in an email.
A happy client sends you a kind note about the work. It’s exactly the sort of thing a visitor on the fence would love to read — but it’s sitting in your inbox, and dropping it on the site as plain italic text looks like an afterthought. Making it look like a real review means fiddling with columns, an avatar and a row of stars by hand.
The Testimonial block gives that note a proper home. It’s one block that holds the whole card — the stars, a headline, the quote and the author — so you paste the words in and it already looks the part.
Setting one up takes a minute. Drop the Testimonial block in, paste the quote, type the name and role, upload a photo and pick how many stars — the card takes shape in the preview as you type. No columns to wrangle, no CSS.
See it in action
The cards below are the same Testimonial block, set up three ways. The names, photos and words are placeholders — swap in a real client’s quote and you’re done.
Author inline, five stars. The photo sits beside the name and the rating rides up top — the everyday review card.
Stacked and centred. The same block with the photo above the name and everything centred, for a featured quote.
No stars, just the words. The rating turned off for a clean pull-quote, where the sentence does the work on its own.
One card, dropped in anywhere
Because each testimonial is its own block, you can place one on a landing page, drop three into a row on a homepage, or set one beside your pricing. Every card carries its own rating, quote and author, and the styling controls keep them all looking like part of the same set.
Show off what your clients say
The Testimonial block ships with Flexa Block. Install it, and a proper review card is waiting in the editor the next time you open a page.





