Cart held template
Fifteen minutes each visitor's cart is held, along the foot.
Who it is for
For a shop that really holds a visitor's cart, and only for one: a quiet line along the foot of the page counts their own fifteen minutes in plum outlines, minutes and seconds, then says the cart is no longer held. It never begins again for them. If your shop does not hold carts, choose another: a count that promises what nothing keeps is a trick.
What visitors see
- Its heading
- “We're holding your cart for”, then the time left
- Its time
- 15 minutes for each visitor, from their first view
- When it ends
- “Your cart is no longer held.”
Other templates
- Sale
The plain one. Four tiles, a heading and a button.
- Sale bar
Along the top on a ruby gradient, to Sunday's midnight.
- Black Friday
A tile for every digit, large and near-black.
- Flash deal
Each visitor's own two hours, in rings.
- Same-day dispatch
Beside Add to basket, on the soft ground.
- Christmas order-by
The last day to order, along the foot, every December.
- Webinar
A date, a seat, and the start to the second.
- Coming soon
Flip tiles for an opening day.
- Pre-order closes
Days and hours to the close, quietly along the top.
- New Year
Always dark, gold flip tiles. The festive one.
- Wedding
One number on warm paper, like stationery.
- Simple
Just the digits, quiet, for any page.
Questions
Something else? Write to us.
Does it start again for each visitor?
Only if you choose it. By default it counts to one moment, the same for everyone; a span of each visitor's own counts from their first look, and comes back after an hour, a day or a week, or never.
Whose time zone is it in?
Yours. A visitor anywhere sees the time left to that same moment.
What happens at zero?
It leaves the page, or shows one line you wrote.
Can it repeat every week?
Yes: every day, week, month or year, to the same time in your time zone. Each visitor sees the time left to the next one.