Gradient Footer

The big brand name across the bottom is the part I fussed over. I wanted it to fill the whole width no matter what word you drop in, so instead of picking a font size it measures the word and scales it to sit edge to edge - a short name and a long one both stretch to the full span. Then the letters are set to pick up the light from the glow behind them, so they're not a flat block of colour, they take on the gradient where they overlap it.

The glow itself is the other bit worth mentioning. It's a shallow arch that hugs the bottom edge, reaches into both corners and lifts higher in the middle, and it's all done with layered gradients - no canvas, no WebGL. That's deliberate: a footer shouldn't spin up a render context just to sit there, so it stays cheap and light, drifts slowly on its own and reacts a little as you scroll into it.

After that it's yours. Change the brand name and it refits itself, swap in your own links, and raise or lower how tall the arch climbs in the centre to make the glow soft and low or big and dramatic. On a phone the links fold down to a tidy grid and the whole thing still holds.