About this block

Centered Footer stacks everything on the center axis: the name mark Avery Stone, a wrapping row of five nav links, Work, About, Services, Process, and Contact, a row of four social icon links, X, LinkedIn, Instagram, and GitHub, and a copyright line separated by a top border. Nothing is left-aligned; the block closes a page the way a colophon closes a book.

Nav links and socials are two separate arrays. The fully centered layout is the distinctive choice, it works only when the site is personal enough that a structured three- column footer would feel over-engineered.

When to use

Reach for this block as the footer on a solo practitioner portfolio where minimal is the right register. The installer replaces the name, the nav labels and hrefs, and the social hrefs, removing any platform they do not use.

A natural flow around it on a Portfolio Pro page:

Before

• CTA sections
• Contact sections

After

• (bottom of page, nothing follows)

What you can display

One strong use is the minimal personal-site close. Other centered footer uses:

• No socials. Remove the social row for a practitioner who keeps a low public social presence.
• With a short tagline. Add a single muted line between the name and the nav for a touch more positioning.
• Photography portfolio. Works particularly well when the page above is image-heavy and a quiet close is the right tonal choice.

Tip: the centered layout breaks visually if any nav link label is significantly longer than the others, keep labels short, one or two words each.