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Footer Design
- Site
- footer.design
- Type
- gallery
- Verdict
- Niche
- Licence
- Look only licence, not stated
not-statedNot stated (free to browse; includes a sponsored content section) - Agent channels
- none
- Pricing
- free
- Reviewed
What it is
Footer.design calls itself "the only footer gallery on earth": a curated gallery dedicated exclusively to website footer design.
When to open it
- When your project's footer feels generic and you need real solutions by style (typographic, illustrative, grid, animated, dark, large type).
- When you want to gauge how dense or minimal a footer can be depending on the type of site.
- When you're looking for examples flagged "Editor's Choice" to get an already-curated quality filter.
Most useful
- Style filters: typographic, small type, illustrative, grid, flat, animated, cards, bright, dark, large type, bold.
- An "Editor's Choice" flag highlighting footers the curating team rates most highly.
- Examples from brands and studios like Decimals, Playfolly, Yash Fataniya, Harvest Hall, The Design Society and Reality Is__, each linking directly to the source site.
- Lets you submit your own project to the gallery.
Using it with agents
No export or MCP; use it as a visual reference: pick a footer in the style you want, describe its column structure, typographic hierarchy and elements (newsletter, socials, legal) to the agent so it replicates it in your own stack.
Watch out for
- It's purely visual: no downloadable code or accessibility spec for the footers shown.
- Mixes organic content with a sponsored section; worth distinguishing the two when curating references.
- No licence is stated for how the screenshots may be used.
Reusable ideas
- A niche as narrow as "footers only" can sustain a full gallery if well filtered by style.
- Manually flagging a subset as "Editor's Choice" adds a layer of curation on top of raw submission volume.
- Linking directly to the source site on every entry keeps the gallery a gateway, not a copy.