Footer space is often undervalued by web designers. Usually footers contain some boring copyright stuff and several links that lead to such useful and “popular” pages as Terms of service, Privacy Policy etc. Some time ago we’ve published a research called Website Footers as a User Experience Solution. There you’ll find tips and great examples that would help you to add extra functionality while designing website footer.

What we want to do today is to show you how creative design ideas can enliven footers with vivid elements, engaging dynamics and various entertaining tricks. The main trick of having a great footer is making it an eye-catching, visually attractive element of the website. By achieving this you may be sure that information in the footer won’t be ignored by your visitors. Below you’ll find 20 examples of creative footers in website designs. We sincerely hope that you’ll enjoy all of them. And don’t forget to share your thoughts on the footers issue in the comments section to the post.

Miki Mottes

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Mike Dascola

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Bei

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Nordic Web Design

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Pop Cap

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Ready Made Designs

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Gardener Marks

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Duplos

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Design Bombs

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Mark Forrester

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The Rissington Podcast

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Infinvision

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Launch Mind

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Kdigit Studio

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Northern Classics

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McClanahan Studio

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Voll

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Urban Pie

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James Garner

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Racket

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Written by Edward Korcheg

Edward has been with TemplateMonster blog since 2009 and is a great fan of social media and web development trends (especially jQuery and HTML5). In fact, HTML5 along with retro trucks are his two biggest hobbies. He dreams of one day coding himself a retro truck using nothing but HTML5 Canvas tag.
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