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375 of the best footer sections

The footer is where visitors land when they've read everything and still haven't decided. Done well, it's a quiet close — links, legal, a newsletter field, one last nudge. Done badly, it's a wall of links that signals the site was never finished. Browse footer designs from the best websites on A1, from single-line minimal footers to multi-column site maps with embedded CTAs. The best footers treat the bottom of the page as a destination, not an afterthought.

Footer sections FAQs

At minimum: company name/logo, a short nav, legal links (Privacy, Terms), and copyright. Contact details or a social media row are also common. The footer is often the last thing a user reads before deciding to get in touch.

It depends on the site scale. Single-product landing pages work best with minimal footers — 3–4 links and a brief tagline. Multi-product or content-heavy sites benefit from a multi-column footer with categorised links.

Yes, if email is a growth channel. Footer signups capture visitors who read the full page but weren't ready to sign up earlier. The friction is low and the placement doesn't interrupt the primary experience.