
Mega Footer
FREEN° 0151 · footer
10 layers · 3 free
The footer is where people go when the page didn't answer them, so it needs the sitemap, the ways to get in touch and, for most sites, a newsletter form. Mega Footer, Clock Footer and Wave Wordmark Footer carry the newsletter field; the rest show other jobs a footer can do well.
Two of them change how the page ends: Mega Footer and Reveal Footer sit underneath the content, which slides up off them like a lifted sheet. They need nothing from the sections above except a background and a stacking order.

N° 0151 · footer
A full sitemap footer with a newsletter field in its top band, pinned behind the page and uncovered as the content scrolls off it.

N° 0131 · footer
Three office clocks running in real time and dimming at night, a newsletter field, and link groups that fold into accordions on phones.

N° 0566 · footer
A giant half-sunk wordmark whose letters bob up in a wave under the pointer, with a newsletter signup in the same footer.

N° 0525 · footer
Waits under the page and eases into place as the last section lifts away, with a large 'let's talk' line and the address.

N° 0432 · footer
Ruled columns that fold into an accordion when the footer itself is narrow, decided by its own width rather than the screen's.

N° 0188 · footer
One row of links over a brand name so large the bottom edge cuts it off, rising as you scroll the last stretch.

N° 0147 · footer
A looping band of links whose speed follows your scroll and reverses when you scroll back up.

N° 0158 · footer
Each link shows a small preview card of its page that follows the cursor while you hover.

N° 0545 · footer
A developer-platform sitemap ending in a working status bar: uptime, region latency and a changelog ticker.

N° 0565 · footer
A pixel world map where current readers light up and ripple, with a live count and a pause button.
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