Hi Guys, Need help! My footer on my website is boring.... It just has the copyright speech in it... No tools etc so I want to work on it a little to make the website standout a little bit more...
Hi, take a look at some other sites for inspiration. You can have:- - address, telephone number etc - if you're a registered company there is a legal requirement to have your registered number on your site, you could put those details there too. - latest tweets - T&Cs and Privacy Statement links etc A few ideas to get you started!
Thanks Mrb,
I wanted to put Quick Links in so when you get down the bottem of the site you can use sort of a quck navagation to get to another page but it went all weird and the sub services menu didnt no to how I want it... Space 4 - Terms & Conditions, terms of web use and other related docs or maybe a download section
I think these days less is more. Don't put site wide links to external websites, and only add something that will add value. Don't add clutter for clutters sake. In reality, most people won't really see the footer of your website as a primary place for info, so keep it simple. Look at the footer on any page of our business directory, lots going on, loads of information. But from heat maps we know very little is used. The forum footer is much simpler, limiting to a disclaimer, biz info and social media links. But my favourite is our Trusted Trader site which has a much simpler and clutter free footer. So it looks like we are evolving to a simpler approach.
you could do with entering your NAP or name address and postcode there , i also like to add my social profiles in the footer . Steves Designs
Thank you for the comment. I am going to sort this out over the next week and finish off sorting the website as I have a few articles I have to write as they are being published.
Well done! Many people do not realise that it's a legal requirement and you actually can get fine for not having these documents Fixed Fee Legal Services | Bespoke Document Drafting | Document Templates
where t&c`s are a requirement this is better put in your page menu , footers are pretty small areas and can look attractive if not over done . take a look at the layout of my home page footer . www.stevesdesigns.co.uk Steves Designs
Hi Guys, I really appreciate all the comments on the threads I open up. Another question regarding the footer on websites.... The link is: http://tier1logistics.coxslot.com/ (This is a subdomain while I am developing the website)
“take a look at the layout of my home page footer . www.stevesdesigns.co.uk”
Hi Steve, just been curious/nosy  Is there a reason why you're not using structured data for your address info in your footer and contact page? Wondered if it was a deliberate choice not to use something like schema.org. Be interesting to hear from a web designers perspective. |
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