About Us Page Examples: 10 Agency Websites That Make Visitors Trust Them

A good about us section answers three questions fast: who you are, what makes you different, and why a client should believe it. Here are 10 real agency about sections and what each one does well.

A good about us section answers three questions quickly: who you are, what makes you different, and why a client should believe it. These 10 about sections from real agency websites on Agency Gallery each answer at least one of those in a way worth copying.

1. BLOON: one image that is the brand

BLOON about section: large moon visual next to a short statement about the agency

BLOON reuses the moon from its logo as the main image of the about section, so the story and the brand mark feel like one thing.

What to copy: carry one visual from your hero into your about section to tie the page together.

See BLOON on Agency Gallery

2. IPER: ask the question visitors have

IPER about section: the heading WHO ARE WE? above a strip of photos

IPER titles the section "WHO ARE WE?" and answers it with a strip of real photos of the team and their work.

What to copy: a question as the heading invites people to read the answer. Back it with real photos, not stock.

See IPER on Agency Gallery

3. Kiboko: proof in three numbers

Kiboko about section: three large statistics, 123+, 12 and 10

Kiboko puts three big numbers (123+, 12 and 10) at the center of its about section, each with a short label.

What to copy: numbers are scanned before sentences are read. Pick three that a client would care about.

See Kiboko on Agency Gallery

4. Nudot: type that moves

Nudot about section: oversized scrolling ticker text

Nudot runs its message as a large ticker, so the about section has motion without needing a video.

What to copy: a moving line of type adds energy to a text-heavy section at almost no cost.

See Nudot on Agency Gallery

5. Scholz & Friends: a line people remember

Scholz & Friends about section: the smallest large agency statement with two columns of copy

Scholz & Friends describes itself as the "smallest large agency" and explains it in two calm columns of copy.

What to copy: one memorable contradiction says more about your position than a paragraph of claims.

See Scholz & Friends on Agency Gallery

6. Heco: a statement, not a story

Heco about section: a large serif statement across the page

Heco skips the company history and sets one large serif statement about how it works.

What to copy: if your about section is long, try cutting it to the one sentence you most want remembered.

See Heco on Agency Gallery

7. FPS: name your model, then list it

FPS about section: italic Ecosystem Agency heading with a checklist of services

FPS calls itself an "Ecosystem Agency" in italic type, then lists exactly what that includes as a checklist.

What to copy: give your way of working a name, then make it concrete with a short list.

See FPS on Agency Gallery

8. Nooo: show the people

Nooo about section: Who we are heading with team photos

Nooo's "Who we are" section leads with photos of the team at work.

What to copy: clients hire people. Faces build trust faster than a mission statement.

See Nooo on Agency Gallery

9. SocialReblz: a heading as big as a hero

SocialReblz about section: huge lilac About us heading with photos

SocialReblz sets "About us" in huge lilac type with photos around it, so the section reads like a second hero.

What to copy: a bold, colorful heading makes a section people usually skip impossible to miss.

See SocialReblz on Agency Gallery

10. GraphicHunters: match the niche

GraphicHunters about section: condensed type with a sports image

GraphicHunters pairs tall condensed type with a sports image, the visual language of the clients it serves.

What to copy: design your about section in the style your target clients already know.

See GraphicHunters on Agency Gallery

What the best about us sections have in common

  • One clear idea. A memorable line, a named model or three numbers, not everything at once.
  • Real proof. Team photos, results and client work instead of stock images.
  • A link to the brand. The same colors, shapes and type as the rest of the site.
  • Short copy. Most say it in under 60 words.

More about us page examples

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