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It is written for a fictional homeware brand, with the brand’s contact details, link columns and a newsletter field laid over the artwork. You will find it under Websites in Mainframe.
Cream footer with the Heritage Grove wordmark, Shop, Heritage and Care and Service link columns, a newsletter email field, and a teal ink drawing of cranes, pines and mountains along the bottom

The demo: brand block, link columns and newsletter over the ink artwork

Who it is for

Shops and brands that want a footer people actually look at will get the most from it, as will anyone who needs a drop-in section with no build step.

What it does

  • One file. Everything lives in a single index.html: markup, CSS and inline SVG icons. No JavaScript and no framework.
  • Brand block with a seedling mark, the wordmark, a short blurb and email, phone and location rows.
  • Three link columns, Shop, Heritage and Care and Service, and a newsletter column with an email field.
  • Bottom bar with social icons and Privacy, Terms and Cookie links.
  • Video background of misty mountains, a lake and two cranes, full-bleed on desktop with no overlay. On tablets and phones the video moves below the text so nothing overlaps.
  • Gentle entrance where each item rises in, and a still image for people who prefer reduced motion.

What it needs

  • No OpenFinance key and no trading.
  • GitHub and Vercel to keep the code and deploy it.
  • Stack: plain HTML and CSS, Google Fonts. Output: a single index.html.

Deploy it

1

Check the demo

Resize the window to see the layout change.
2

Deploy

Click Deploy on the card.
3

Ship it

Push to GitHub and deploy to Vercel, or paste the file into your own site.

Ideas to customize

To make it yours, try requests like these:

Limits

  • It is a footer, not a whole site. Add it to the bottom of your own pages.
  • The newsletter form has no service behind it until you connect one.
  • The design deliberately keeps the text directly on the artwork on desktop; the prompt asks the builder not to add a tint.
  • The video and poster come from outside hosts named in the prompt. Use your own artwork for a real brand.