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What a footer actually is, measured on 3,455 of them

Not what a footer should be. What the ones we have measured contain, how much they vary, and how common each element is — with the denominator on every number.

This page states what the corpus holds. It does not recommend anything, it does not call any value good, and it never adds the axes together — a total would rebuild the composite score this product is retiring.

3,455 footers measured.

Typical value and the middle half of the range. The middle half is the 25th to 75th percentile: half of all measured footers fall inside it.
What we measuredTypicalMiddle halfMeasured on
Share of page height 8.8% 5.4% – 14.6% 3,455
Top edge 90.5% 84.4% – 94.2% 3,455
Words 78 49 – 115 3,037
Links 28 16 – 43 3,036
Links and buttons with a label 22 13 – 33 2,980
Images and inline SVGs 6 2 – 11 2,772
Opens with an h1 1% 6 of 1,198 1,198
Holds a comparison table 0% 7 of 3,166 3,166
Captures input inline 13% 396 of 3,166 3,166
Publisher declares schema.org types 1% 26 of 3,166 3,166

The pages these footers sit in

Page shapePagesShare
nav → hero → footer 506 15%
nav → hero → faq → footer 391 11%
nav → hero → pricing → faq → footer 218 6%
nav → hero → pricing → footer 138 4%
nav → hero → logo wall → footer 123 4%

Every figure is counted from the corpus at build time and moves when the corpus moves. Segments holding fewer than 30 measured footers are withheld rather than estimated. Engines: 18 crawler versions.

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