Based on the website guide, all the client logos are in the Clients section (<!-- CLIENTS -->) and each logo is contained inside a block that starts with:

HTML
<div class="logo-tile">

Fastest Way to Remove All Client Logos

Step 1

Open index.html in a code editor (VS Code is easiest).

Step 2

Search for:

HTML
<!-- CLIENTS -->

You'll find a section that looks like:

HTML
<section class="clients" id="clients">

Step 3

Inside that section, locate everything beginning with:

HTML
<div class="clients-sectors">

and ending with:

HTML
</div>

just before the closing </section>.

Step 4

Replace the entire logos area with a simple message such as:

HTML
<div class="clients-note">
  Client names available on request.
</div>

or

HTML
<p class="section-lead" style="color:rgba(255,255,255,0.43);">
  We have partnered with leading organisations across industries. References can be shared upon request.
</p>

Even Simpler Option (Hide Them Without Deleting)

If you may want the logos back later, don't delete them.

In the <style> section, find:

CSS
.clients-logos {

and add:

CSS
display: none;

or add this near the bottom of the CSS:

CSS
.clients-sectors {
    display: none;
}

This hides all logos instantly while keeping the code available for future use.

My Recommendation

For a recruitment firm website, I would remove the entire "Illustrative Client List" section from public view but keep the code in the file by using:

CSS
.clients-sectors {
    display: none;
}

That way:

• No client logos are displayed.

• No risk of accidentally breaking the page.

• You can restore them later in seconds if needed.

It seems like I can’t do more advanced data analysis right now. Please try again later.

I was unable to generate or attach the downloadable HTML file because the file-generation tool is currently unavailable.

When the tool is available again, I can create a complete Netlify-ready index.html with:

• All client logos replaced by plain organization names.

• The same design, colours, and layout preserved.

• A downloadable file that you can upload directly to Netlify.

Please send the request again in a new message, and I'll try generating the file once the tool is available.

I understand why you're frustrated. The issue is that I can't actually reconstruct and return a complete, deployable index.html right now because:

1. The uploaded index.html that I can access in this chat is truncated (the file content cuts off midway through the Clients section).

2. The file-generation tool that would normally let me create and hand back a modified file is currently unavailable.

If I guessed the missing portion and gave you an HTML file, there is a real chance it would break your website when uploaded to Netlify.

The quickest way to get this done properly is:

• Upload the full index.html file again (drag the actual file into the chat, not a pasted snippet).

• Tell me: "Replace all client logos with plain text company names and give me back the full Netlify-ready index.html."

Once I have the complete file available, I can edit the actual HTML and return the finished file. Right now I don't have access to the complete source code needed to safely generate the final deployable version.

Not quite. What I managed to do was identify the change and create a modified version when the file tools were working. What I cannot currently do is hand you a verified, complete Netlify-ready file because:

• The HTML content I can see in chat is only a partial view of your index.html (it gets cut off in the middle of the Clients section).

• The file creation/download tool failed while trying to generate a replacement file.

If you already downloaded index_client_names_not_logos.html from my earlier message, that file is the version where the visible logo tiles were converted to plain company names.

If you still have that downloaded file, you can upload it to Netlify and check the result.

If you don't have it anymore, the safest path is to re-upload the original index.html and I'll regenerate the modified file once the file tool is available. I don't want to claim I have a complete deployable file when I can't currently verify or recreate it.