registry:blockpro-application

Section Footers

A set of footer patterns designed for task-focused and utility-driven layouts. Includes minimal action bars, single-action footers with progressive reveal, and utility footers with inline controls. Built to keep primary actions accessible without overwhelming the interface, while supporting contextual controls, secondary actions, and lightweight navigation. Suitable for forms, tables, dashboards, and workflow-driven pages.

Section Footer 1 - Minimal action-focused footer bar

A compact footer layout built around a single horizontal row of lightweight links paired with a small set of primary actions. Uses clear alignment and restrained spacing to keep the footer unobtrusive, with responsive behavior that stacks actions vertically on smaller screens. Best suited for product or app surfaces where the footer supports navigation and actions without competing with page content.

Section Footer 2 - Single-action footer with progressive reveal

A stripped-back footer built around a single, prominent action rather than navigation. Uses a centered or edge-aligned call-to-action with minimal visual noise, designed to extend a page flow rather than close it. Adapts cleanly to smaller screens by stacking the action styles vertically. Best used when the footer's job is to prompt the next step, not provide site-wide links.

Section Footer 3 - Utility footer with inline controls

A functional footer layout that combines secondary actions with an inline utility element. Uses a horizontal bar to group button variants on one side and a compact search input on the other, creating a balanced, tool-like feel. Scales down cleanly by stacking controls vertically on small screens. Best suited for product or admin contexts where the footer supports ongoing interaction rather than navigation or conversion.

Section Footer 4 - Pagination footer

A footer layout focused on paging controls for long lists or tables. Combines previous and next actions with direct page selection and a clear page count indicator. Adapts for smaller screens by simplifying to basic navigation while keeping context about the current page. Best suited for data-heavy views like tables, feeds, or search results where navigation continuity matters.