Developer Links Footer

About this block

Developer Links Footer closes the page in the audience dialect. The brand column carries an API first blurb, an install command in a mono bordered chip, and GitHub forward social icons. The columns lead with developer destinations, docs, reference, SDKs, webhooks, and the legal row ends with an API operational dot and the current SDK version in mono.

The columns are one array, and the status dot and version are strings worth wiring to real data. The version number in the footer is a quiet credibility device, it implies maintenance the way a dated changelog does.

When to use

Reach for this block on developer products or the developers subdomain of a broader platform, anywhere with-install-command and the code blocks lived above. The footer keeps the promise those sections made, that this company speaks developer natively, down to the last row of the page.

A natural flow around it on a Marketing Pro page:

Before

• Developer CTAs like the install command block finishing the body

After

• Nothing. This is the last block on the page.

What you can display

One strong use is the standard footer of an API product. Other variants:

• Open source. Repo, license, and contributors links with the version row carrying the latest release.
• Platform docs. Per SDK columns for a multi language platform.
• Status forward. Uptime numbers in the legal row for infrastructure brands.

Tip: wire the version string to your real release, a stale v4.2.0 in the footer of a v5 product undoes the whole effect.