Navigation

The footer contains an overview at the end of the page.

Anatomy

XL and LG Breakpoints

Footer anatomy for the XL and LG breakpoints

MD and SM Breakpoints

Footer anatomy for the MD and SM breakpoints
  1. Logo is a slot where the company logo will be displayed.
  2. Spacer expands the space between the logo and the lists of items to aid navigation.
  3. Category title represents a main section of first-level options.
  4. Page link is a group of link options that belong to a section or main category.
  5. Divider line separates options within a bar.
  6. Accordion contains the items of a section in the compact size of the footer.

Usage

When to Use

Use at the bottom of the page as the last section.

Variants

There is only one type of footer, no variations.

Footer single variant
Variation
Purpose
Parts on Display
Components
Size

Footer

Represents the end of the page. Includes a navigation overview and legal information.

Logo, list of items, legal footer

Logo, list groups, accordions

Extended, compact

Container

Spacing

Ensure that proper space is given between each item in the container.

Spacings of the XL footer
XL breakpoint: The container is split into six even columns for the logo and list of items slot.
Spacings of the LG footer
LG breakpoint: The container is split into six even columns for the logo and list of items slot.
Spacings of the MD footer
MD breakpoint: The container will adjust to a single column.
Spacings of the SM footer
SM breakpoint

Hierarchy

A proper hierarchy must be ensured for the elements that compose the footer. The logo will have the highest level of importance, followed by the list of navigation items. Each column will have a title (secondary level of importance) and a list of link pages (tertiary level of importance). The labels need to give a clear and short idea of what they represent. The legal footer content will represent the lowest level of importance.

Alignment

Components within the container will be left-aligned.

Alignment example for the items inside the footer container

Sizing

The footer will adjust to the viewport size.

Sizes of the footer

Accordion Component Usage

XL and LG Breakpoints

At XL and LG viewports, each column is a text accordion that is always expanded. The line and down caret are hidden. Use a XS button variant.

Accordion behavior in the XL and LG footers

SM and MD

Accordion behavior in the MD and SM footers