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Footer Section
Design a page footer for a marketing site. Treat it as the final utility area of the page: a place for navigation, trust, and low-priority actions, not a second homepage section.
Include a clear brand area, a few grouped links, and the standard legal items users expect at the bottom of a site. Keep the grouping intentional—think Products, Company, Resources, and Support rather than a long unstructured link dump. If the concept calls for it, add social links or a newsletter signup, but only as secondary content.
The footer should read quickly on desktop and collapse cleanly on smaller screens. Use spacing, contrast, and hierarchy to separate it from the main page while keeping it consistent with the site’s visual language. If you include a form or input, make the purpose obvious and the interaction simple.
What to deliver
- Design a footer with 3–5 clear link groups.
- Include brand, copyright, and legal links.
- Add one secondary action if relevant, such as newsletter signup or contact.
- Show social links only if they fit the product.
- Keep the footer visually distinct from the main page content.
Layer in some personality! The footer doesn’t always have to be purely utilitarian—consider adding creative elements or brand motifs that leave a lasting impression.