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Examples of nice ways to display a page of sponsor logos

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I have to put together a page of sponsor logos.

 

I was thinking of something along the lines of each logo being in a box, with info on mouse-over, but I'm open to suggestion!

 

If you were doing it in an old-school way (which I'm not!) then it would be a table with images lined up in rows.

 

I've been googling to look for inspiration, but all the pages of logos I've found are not pretty at all.

 

I had something quite slick / cool in mind. I know I can just stick them all in divs of course but I'm looking for tips on making it look attractive really.

 

If anyone could give us a link to an example of this kind of thing I'd be very grateful. Of course it only needs to be a page of images, not necessarily logos.

 

Thanks :)

I say make a montage of all the images and add image mapping to add links to the different sponsors :) It would look really awesome! I'd be happy to help if you need any! Good luck :D

It depends on what kinds of logos are being displayed.

 

If they are fairly simplistic logos that don't require colour I would go the route many App or News sites go. Make them all grey scale, display them on a grid, colour fades in on hover. Looks classy. Doesn't really work with complex/heavily coloured logos though.

 

I was thinking of something along the lines of each logo being in a box, with info on mouse-over, but I'm open to suggestion!

 

 

Just hope they don't look on an iPad or other tablet device.

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