Currently, the footer is always present on the page regardless of scroll position. The content of the page's body should push the footer out of frame (at least partially) until a user scrolls down to it. This way, the main focus of the landing page is the search functionality and not additional links in the footer. Too much screen real estate is being dedicated to the footer currently.
mok4ry
commented
8 years ago
Currently, the footer is always present on the page regardless of scroll position. The content of the page's body should push the footer out of frame (at least partially) until a user scrolls down to it. This way, the main focus of the landing page is the search functionality and not additional links in the footer. Too much screen real estate is being dedicated to the footer currently.