What is a website footer?

A website footer is the section at the very bottom of every page. It usually holds your contact details, key links, opening hours, social icons and legal information, and stays the same across the site.

Website footer, explained

The footer is the strip that appears at the bottom of every page on a website. It is the natural home for the practical details visitors look for once they have finished reading: your address and phone number, opening hours, links to important pages, social media icons, and legal bits like a privacy policy or copyright line. Because it repeats on every page, people learn to scroll down when they want your contact information.

Why it matters: the footer quietly does a lot of work. It catches visitors who reach the end of a page still wanting to get in touch, it reassures people that you are a real, contactable business, and it gives search engines a consistent set of links to follow. It complements the navigation bar at the top by holding the secondary links that do not need to be front and centre. An everyday example: someone reads a restaurant's menu page, scrolls to the bottom, and finds the address, a map link, the phone number and a "Book a table" call to action waiting exactly where they expected it.

How it works in Promino

Every Promino site includes a professionally designed footer that you fill with your own details. You choose a layout, add your links, hours and social profiles, and it appears consistently across every page automatically.

Your brand colours, logo and fonts carry through so the footer matches the rest of your site, and it stays fully responsive on phones without any extra effort. Explore all the ready-made sections on the Promino features page.

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Put this into practice

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