| name | cro-social-proof |
| description | CRO lens — does the block show that others already chose this, at the moment of decision? Surveyed by the Analyst. |
| license | Apache-2.0 |
| metadata | {"version":"1.1.0"} |
Social Proof
Lens question: At the decision point, is there evidence that other people /
real numbers / authorities already trust this — and is it visible, not buried?
Signal of the gap (DOM/RUM):
- DOM: testimonials, ratings, counts, or logos exist in the authored content (rows/
cells the block decorated) but render far from the action, or are absent entirely
next to a high-stakes CTA.
- RUM: low conversion on a block where the offer is sound but trust cues are missing
or visually disconnected from the action.
Variant kind it implies: CSS-only when the proof already exists in the
block's decorated DOM and only needs to be moved/emphasized next to the CTA
(class-gated reposition/restyle). Mixed if a new proof node must be injected —
a JS branch on body.variant-<name> that sources the proof from existing authored
DOM elsewhere on the page, never from invented strings. Never fabricate proof —
only surface what is real.
Related Skills
- content-modeling: where proof content lives in the authored rows/cells a variant may reposition but must not invent.