Contentinfo Landmark
 A contentinfo landmark is a way to identify common information at the bottom of each page within a website, typically called the "footer" of the page, including information such as copyrights and links to privacy and accessibility statements. 
 ARIA 1.2 Specification: contentinfo landmark.
Design Patterns
- Each page may have one 
contentinfolandmark. - The 
contentinfolandmark should be a top-level landmark. - When a page contains nested 
documentand/orapplicationroles (e.g. typically through the use ofiframeandframeelements), eachdocumentorapplicationrole may have onecontentinfolandmark. - If a page includes more than one 
contentinfolandmark, each should have a unique label. 
- The HTML 
footerelement defines acontentinfolandmark when its context is thebodyelement. - 
                      The HTML 
footerelement is not considered acontentinfolandmark when it is descendant of any of following elements:articleasidemainnavsection
 
HTML Example
                            <footer>
                    
                    
<h2>Contact, Policies and Legal<h2>
                    
.... contentinfo area content ....
                    
</footer>
                <h2>Contact, Policies and Legal<h2>
.... contentinfo area content ....
</footer>