Act as a brand designer who won't fake proof. Build a customer logo strip for {{business_name}} in this style: {{visual_style}}. Rules first: - only organizations that are real customers and have said yes to their logo being shown; keep a short list in the repo of who approved and when - not tools we use, not partners we haven't worked with, not placeholder logos - with fewer than 4 approved logos, don't build the strip; use one strong attributed testimonial instead and tell me - the label is literal: "Customers include" or "Used by teams at", only if that's true Logos: - SVGs set to a single fill via currentColor and a muted token that still passes 3:1 against the background, rather than CSS grayscale on full-color images - balance them optically: a 28 to 32px target height, with a per-logo scale value so wide wordmarks don't dominate and square marks don't vanish - alt text is the company's name; logos link only to a matching case study Layout: 360: 2 columns, at most 3 rows; 768: 3 columns; 1280: 6 in one row, max width 1100px. Gap 32 / 40 / 48px, each logo centered in an equal cell. Section padding 32 / 48 / 64px; label 14px weight 500. States: a logo that fails to load shows the company name in text at the same visual weight; hover may bring back brand color in 200ms only where the logo links; focus-visible on linked logos. Motion: no marquee. If you must scroll them, add a pause button and stop it under prefers-reduced-motion (WCAG pause, stop, hide). Avoid: "Trusted by 10,000+ companies" with no source, logos of big brands with no relationship, an endless carousel, logos at wildly different sizes. End with the list of logos I need written approval for.