Bottom Toolbar

A webpage could include either a dynamic content such as a record in a database or static content such as the description of a product shown in text, graphics, illustrations, pictures, audios, or videos.

After completing a form of a dynamic webpage, a user might want to execute functions that are related to dynamic content such as saving, submitting, clearing, resetting, cancelling, adding, or deleting.

Similarly, after reading a static webpage, a visitor might want to execute functions that are related to static content such as referring, sharing, tagging, reviewing, noting, or bookmarking the webpage.

Thus, it makes sense for such functions to be grouped together and placed in a bottom toolbar below the dynamic or static content. The bottom toolbar must be intelligent enough to present the appropriate functions that correspond to the type of content. Thus, the bottom toolbar must be multi-functional and context-driven.