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Design patterns · Section 14 of 14

Footers

Ten footers with navigation, giving links, legal links, newsletter sign-up and charity details. Click View code under any design to see its HTML, or Copy HTML to paste it into a page.

Footers · Design 01

Classic four columns

The standard ink footer: logo, mission and registered office, then Explore, Give and Legal link columns and an email sign-up, with the full charity registration line below.

Footers · Design 02

Teal with donate band

A teal footer that opens with a large marigold band for the current appeal, followed by a single row of links and three icon-led contact details.

Footers · Design 03

Light centred

A calm smoke footer with everything centred: logo, the three-part mission line, a single row of links, giving shortcuts as pills and contact details.

Footers · Design 04

Newsletter first

A large tinted sign-up band leads the footer, with a wide email field and button; compact link columns and the legal line follow on white.

Footers · Design 05

Minimal one line

A single slim row for simple pages such as donation or legal pages: logo mark, copyright, charity number and the essential links.

Footers · Design 06

Photo with dark scrim

A village photo under a deep ink scrim gives the footer a closing statement and two big actions above the link columns.

Footers · Design 07

Contact cards

Three white cards for email, phone and the registered office sit on a pale teal band, above a white strip with the logo, links and legal line.

Footers · Design 08

Mega footer

A wide white footer with a marigold top edge that lists all five causes by need, every way to give and every way to get involved, for sites with a lot to link to.

Footers · Design 09

Split about and columns

A teal panel on the left carries the mission line and the charity facts; link columns and an inline email sign-up fill the right on a smoke background.

Footers · Design 10

Mobile accordion

Built for phones: link groups fold into accordions (details elements) below large screens and open out into four ruled columns on desktop.