# Integrations Sections for React and Tailwind

> People want to know your product fits the tools they already use. An integrations section answers that at a glance, with familiar logos arranged in grids, orbits or connected lines. Show the ones your customers ask about most, not every name you support. Check that each logo stays clear on both themes. Install one with a single command, then swap in your own apps.

1 components. 

- [Orbiting Circles](https://layro.dev/@magicuidesign/orbiting-circles.md): Orbiting circles animation (`npx layro-cli add @magicuidesign/orbiting-circles`)

## About

Integrations sections show the tools a product connects to: grids of app logos, orbiting icons around your logo, animated lines between services, and searchable directories of connectors.

Show the integrations people will look for first, and say what each connection does if it isn't obvious. Use logos with permission and in a consistent style, and link to setup instructions where they exist.

## Frequently asked questions

### What is an integrations section?

A part of a landing page that shows the tools a product connects to, usually as a grid or ring of app logos. It answers whether the product fits into someone's existing setup.

### How do I make an orbiting logos animation?

Place icons on circles around a centre logo and rotate each circle slowly with CSS, counter-rotating the icons so they stay upright. Different speeds for each ring add depth.

### How many integrations should I show?

Show the ones your customers ask about most, then link to a full directory for the rest. A dozen recognisable logos says more than a hundred tiny ones.

### Should integration logos link somewhere?

Ideally each one links to a page or doc explaining what the integration does and how to set it up. That turns a wall of logos into something people can act on.

### Where should an integrations section go on a landing page?

After the main features, when people start asking whether it fits their stack. A short version can sit near the top if integrations are a big reason to choose the product.

### How do I show integrations that are coming soon?

Label them clearly as coming soon, in a quieter style than the live ones, or leave them out. Showing logos that don't work yet as if they do costs trust.

### How do I make integration logos look consistent?

Use the same size tile and padding for every logo, keep the logos in their own colours or all in one colour, and pick one style across the section.

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