Sale bar template
Along the top of every page, to Sunday's midnight.
Who it is for
For a sale everyone should see on every page: one line along the top, in a deep red, counting to the coming Sunday's midnight, with a button straight to the offers. It takes no room from your layout, a visitor who has seen it can close it, and it leaves by itself at zero — nobody has to remember to take it down.
What visitors see
- Its heading
- “Sale ends in”, then the time left
- When it ends
- It leaves the page
- Its button
- “Shop now”
Other templates
- Sale
Ends at the coming Sunday's midnight, then leaves the page.
- Black Friday
Black tiles to the end of the coming Black Friday.
- Flash deal
Each visitor's own 24 hours, from the first time they see it.
- Event
Plain digits for a workshop or a talk, and a link to book.
- Webinar
To the start of a talk online, then a button to join it.
- Doors open
A flip clock to opening day, and a welcome once it arrives.
- Coming soon
Quiet digits to something new, and a word when it is here.
- Early bird
The last days of an early price, in your page's own colours.
- New Year
A flip clock to midnight on the first of January, every year.
- Seasonal sale
A holiday sale's last week, with thin lines between the units.
- 5 minutes
Five minutes for each visitor, again a day later.
- Offer ends in an hour
An hour for each visitor, quiet, in your page's colours.
- Simple
Digits alone: no heading, no button, in your page's colours.
- Days to go
The days alone, for something weeks away.
Questions
Something else? Write to us.
Does it start again for each visitor?
No. It counts down to one moment, the same for everyone.
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?
Not yet. To run it again, set a new end and publish.