Website Footer

Website footer definition (noun)

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A website footer is the block of text, links, and icons at the bottom of every page of a website. Footers often link to important pages on the site, legal policies, social media accounts, and related resources. Information such as copyright, parent company, and certifications are also often found in a website footer.

Appears in: Privacy Policies, Terms and Conditions, and Disclaimers

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