fejlécének

Fejlécének is a Hungarian term that translates to "its header" or "its footer" in English, depending on the context. In the realm of document formatting and digital design, it refers to the area at the top or bottom of a page or screen that typically contains recurring information. This can include titles, author names, page numbers, dates, logos, or navigational elements.

The primary function of a fejlécének is to provide consistent identification and context across multiple pages or views. In printed documents, a footer (alsó fejlécének) might display the page number and document title, while a header (felső fejlécének) could contain the company logo and chapter name. In web design, the fejlécének, often referred to as a header or footer in English terminology, plays a crucial role in user experience. A website header commonly houses the site's logo, main navigation menu, and search bar, allowing users to easily orient themselves and move between different sections. Conversely, a website footer usually contains copyright information, contact details, sitemaps, and links to social media. The term highlights the repetitive nature of the content within these designated areas.