Anatomy of a Website
A visual guide to common website sections and their purpose
Section Key
Your site’s menu bar. Contains your logo, page links, and often a primary call-to-action button. Appears on every page.
The first thing visitors see. Includes your headline, a short description, and a primary action (button). Sets the tone.
Logos of clients, partners, or press mentions. Builds trust quickly right after the hero.
Explains what you offer and why it matters. Usually 3–6 cards with an icon, title, and short description.
A quote from a happy customer. Adds credibility and humanizes your brand with a real voice.
A bold, focused section that pushes visitors to take one action — sign up, book a call, get a quote, etc.
Site-wide links, company info, and secondary navigation organized into columns. The “everything else” section.
Copyright line, legal links (Privacy Policy, Terms), and sometimes social icons. The very bottom strip.