Eight footer patterns from the OW framework — the section most themes phone in and the one every visitor ends on. Each is a working spec: real markup, real interactions, token-driven color. Any of these can be attached to any OW theme and reskinned through its token pack.
SaaS and corporate. Five columns, working newsletter capture, social row. The pattern people install Elementor to get.
Agencies and service businesses. The footer *is* the conversion moment — one headline, one button, then get out of the way.
Magazines and blogs. Serif masthead, underline subscribe, section index. This is the footer the upcoming magazine theme ships with.
Enterprise. Frosted cells with live local-time clocks per office — a small piece of JS that makes a footer feel expensive.
Comics, kids' brands, anything loud. Marquee strip, oversized wordmark, sticker badges. Motion respects reduced-motion settings.
Weddings, boutiques, high-end services. A monogram, a hairline, one row of small caps. Restraint as a statement.
Clinics, restaurants, local business. Hours with today highlighted automatically and a live open/closed pill — computed client-side.
WooCommerce. Trust strip above the fold line, link columns, payment badges. The footer that closes carts.
Every pattern above is section-registry ready: the framework treats the footer as a configurable section like any other — pick a pattern, feed it menus and tokens, done. ← Back to the showroom