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HOW MUCH DOES A FOOTER REALLY NEED?
For this online learning platform, the header is already fixed and always accessible while scrolling.
So I explored two different footer approaches:
A - Minimal. Just the essentials: copyright, legal links & social media.
B - Functional. Course navigation, resources, newsletter & a final CTA.
Which approach would you choose - A or B?
32 votes
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Functional all the way.
Option A keeps things ultra-clean, especially with a sticky header handling main navigation! But Option B often wins for SEO footprint and giving users a direct jump to course categories right when they hit the end of a page. Really solid comparison
Personal choice, it depends on the client goals. I like to keep it Minimal and use CTA elsewhere!
Functional💯
Functional🔥
the minimal footer feels right. what would you add to the functional one?
SOMETIMES MINIMAL COOL DEPENDS ON THE BRAND
had to go with functional here! sometimes, viewers need a little more clarity, & i think darker tones in the background do help bring a little more appreciation to delineating where certain clicks'll take a viewer.
Nice work as usual! When headers are fixed, Option A minimal footers keep the lower canvas feeling ultra-clean.
I would go with the minimal approach because, in my opinion, the trend of putting everything in the footer is kind of outdated now. I think we can move some of the footer links to the upper section or navigation bar instead. That would give us more room to play around with the...
I like the Functional
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Functional..
functional! who doesnt mind the little seo boost
gotta be B for a learning platform
if minimal then I would add the brand name in background of the footer with faded bold Text
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