• Log in to your Webflow account.
• Head over to your Dashboard.
• Pick the project where you want to whip up a custom footer.

• Click on the "Designer" button to dive into the Webflow Designer interface.

• From the left-hand panel, click on the "+" icon to open the "Add Elements" panel.
• Drag a "Section" element from the panel and drop it right at the bottom of the page.

• Select the section you just added.
• Open the "Style" panel on the right-hand side.
• Set the background color, padding, and margins to your liking using the style settings.

• Drag a "Container" element from the "Add Elements" panel into the footer section.
• This container will help keep everything nice and aligned.

• Inside the container, add the elements you want like text, images, links, and icons. This can include:
• Logos
• Navigation links
• Social media icons
• Contact info
• Copyright text

• Select each element within the footer container.
• Use the "Style" panel to tweak fonts, colors, sizes, margins, and paddings to match your website's look.
• For example, style your text to match your site's typography and set colors that are easy to read against the footer background.

• Switch to different breakpoints (e.g., tablet, mobile landscape, mobile portrait).
• Adjust the styles for each element at these breakpoints to make sure the footer looks good on all devices.
• Use flexbox or grid settings to rearrange the footer elements naturally when viewed on smaller screens.

• If you want, add interactions to elements within the footer. For example:
• Social icons changing color on hover.
• Links underlining on hover.
• Use the "Interactions" panel to set these up.

• Once you're happy with the design and responsiveness of your footer, click on the "Publish" button at the top right corner.
• Publish the changes to your selected domains.

This process will create a custom, responsive footer for a website using Webflow.