Simple
A footer pairing a logo and short tagline with a tidy row of page links. Rounds off a small business or portfolio site without crowding the layout.
A footer pairing a logo and short tagline with a tidy row of page links. Rounds off a small business or portfolio site without crowding the layout.
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Simple Footer is a single horizontal bar divided into two sides. The left side holds a short attribution line with inline text links. The right side groups a small navigation row (Terms, Privacy, Contact) beside a copyright notice with the current year. On mobile the two sides stack vertically and center themselves; on wider screens they sit on one line with space between.
Both sides are independent of each other. You can swap the attribution text for a tagline or a logo, reorder or rename the navigation links, and update the company name in the copyright without touching the layout. The whole bar stays in a single row so it never takes more than one visual strip of height.
Reach for this block when the page needs a proper footer but the site is small enough that deep link columns would feel excessive. It works well for an ecommerce storefront brand where legal links (terms, privacy, contact) are required and the footer should close the page quietly rather than compete with product content above. Compared to the multi-column footer, it keeps the bottom of the page light, and compared to the minimal block it still surfaces the three links visitors expect when they reach the bottom.
A natural flow around it on a Marketing (Legacy) page:
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After
The block has three swappable zones that each work independently:
Tip: keep the nav to three or four links at most so the bar stays on one line at typical desktop widths without wrapping.