Create a slim in-product footer bar with Tailwind CSS — the kind that sits under a logged-in dashboard rather than a marketing page. One row, small type, a top border, with three zones: on the left a wordmark, a monospaced build version pill, and a status link showing a green dot with "All systems normal"; in the middle a set of quiet utility links (Docs, Keyboard shortcuts, Report a bug, Changelog) that collapse away below md; on the right a keyboard hint showing ⌘ and K in individual key caps, a region and language select styled as a bare control, and the copyright. Keep the whole bar to a single line on desktop, let it wrap into a tidy stack on mobile, and use hover colours rather than underlines so it stays visually quiet under an app.
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Create a slim in-product footer bar with Tailwind CSS — the kind that sits under a logged-in dashboard rather than a marketing page. One row, small type, a top border, with three zones: on the left a wordmark, a monospaced build version pill, and a status link showing a green dot with "All systems normal"; in the middle a set of quiet utility links (Docs, Keyboard shortcuts, Report a bug, Changelog) that collapse away below md; on the right a keyboard hint showing ⌘ and K in individual key caps, a region and language select styled as a bare control, and the copyright. Keep the whole bar to a single line on desktop, let it wrap into a tidy stack on mobile, and use hover colours rather than underlines so it stays visually quiet under an app.
