How can I make the page scroll down to a specific div named "Contact" when the "Contact" button is clicked on my website using Webflow?

To make the page scroll down to a specific div named "Contact" when the "Contact" button is clicked on your website using Webflow, you can use a combination of interactions and custom code.

Here's a step-by-step guide on how you can achieve this:

1. Select the button element that you want to trigger the scroll.

2. In the Webflow Designer, go to the Interactions panel (the lightning bolt icon).

3. Click on the "+" button to add a new interaction and choose "Mouse click" as the trigger.

4. Select the element(s) you want to animate or affect. In this case, select the body element.

5. Click on the "Start an animation" action and choose "Scroll into view" from the dropdown menu.

6. You will see a new option called "Element to scroll to". Here, you will need to enter the ID or class of the div you want to scroll to. In this case, enter "contact" as the value.

7. Next, click on the "Settings" tab in the interaction panel, and in the "Affect different elements" section, check the box that says "Limit to nested elements". This will ensure that the scroll animation only affects the content within the chosen section, not the whole page.

8. Finally, you can adjust the animation settings to your liking, such as the duration and easing.

9. Once you're done setting up the interaction, click outside the interaction panel to save the changes.

10. Preview your site and click on the "Contact" button. The page will now smoothly scroll down to the "Contact" section.

Note: If the "Contact" div is not directly nested inside the body element, you'll need to make sure that the parent element(s) have a height that allows scrolling to occur. Additionally, ensure that the "Contact" div has a unique ID or class assigned to it, which you will use in the "Element to scroll to" option in the interaction.

If you prefer to use custom code instead of interactions, you can achieve this by using JavaScript or jQuery. You would listen for the click event on the "Contact" button and then use JavaScript's `scrollIntoView()` method to scroll to the desired element. However, implementing custom code is beyond the scope of this Webflow-specific answer.