Linear Multi-Column Footer
Description
A wide site footer on near-black. The Linear logo mark sits at the far left, followed by five columns of grey text links under white headings: Product (Intake, Plan, Build, Diffs, Monitor, Pricing, Security), Features (Asks, Agents, Coding Sessions, Customer Requests, Insights, Mobile, Integrations, Changelog), Company (About, Customers, Careers, Blog, Method, Quality, Brand), Resources (Switch, Download, Documentation, Developers, Status, Enterprise, Startups), and Connect (Contact us, Community, X (Twitter), GitHub, YouTube). A bottom row carries small legal links — Privacy, Terms, DPA, AUP. The dense, organised multi-column layout provides comprehensive site navigation in a quiet, low-contrast treatment.
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Linear Monitor Feature With Pulse And Charts
A dark 'Monitor' feature block. The left white headline reads 'Understand progress at scale'; the right grey copy says 'Take the guesswork out of product development with project updates, analytics, and dashboards that surface what needs your attention', with a small '5.0 Monitor →' label. Two analytics surfaces sit below. A foreground 'Weekly Pulse for Jun 18' card has a 'Listen' play button and 1.0× speed control, then project updates: 'UI refresh' flagged 'At risk' with bullet notes, and 'Tokyo launch' marked 'On track' with progress bullets. Behind it a partly-hidden bar chart and a large 'Cycle time by agent' panel show three colour-coded swarm/scatter clusters (blue, orange, grey) labelled Cursor, Codex and No Agent over a numeric y-axis, with trend lines comparing them. It conveys data-driven monitoring of progress and agent performance.
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