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The avatars layout

Up to twelve photographs overlapping in a row, with the number of testimonials beside them. Each face carries the name of the person who wrote it, so hovering says who they are — and somebody who wrote without giving a name carries none, because an empty tooltip is worse than no tooltip. Somebody who wrote to you without a photograph appears as their initials, never as a stock face — and with photographs turned off, every face in the row is drawn that way. The count is of every testimonial the widget was given, not of the faces it had room for: narrowing the widget with a limit, featured only, video only or a minimum rating changes which faces are shown and never changes the number counted. What it counts is testimonials, and the line it draws says so — "12 testimonials have been written about Acme" — because two testimonials from one customer are two testimonials and nothing here can tell one writer from another. No rating is drawn here: a score belongs beside the figure it was worked out from, which is what the rating badge and the rating line are for.