Holiday hours template
A clock beside the hours and nothing to press but its close.
Who it is for
For a shop or a studio over the holidays: a clock beside the hours, and nothing to press but its close, so it says what a visitor needs and goes.
What visitors see
- Its heading
- “Holiday hours”
- When it opens
- 8 seconds after the page opens
Other templates
- Message
The plain one. A heading, a sentence and a button, after eight seconds.
- Welcome discount
Its offer large at the side, a code that copies and a quiet Not now.
- Sale
The discount on a block of colour, a badge and one button, halfway down.
- Black Friday
Dark and large, its offer on a gradient, with a code and the small print.
- Gift cards
Its amount on a block at the side, centred, with one button and a line under it.
- Free delivery
A card in the corner that dims nothing: a truck, a promise and its terms.
- New collection
Large, its name on a pale block at the side, with a badge and Not now.
- Coming soon
Dark, its date on a block of colour, with a page to be told and Not now.
- Back in stock
The thing itself named on a pale block at the side, one button, halfway down.
- We've moved
Large and centred under a pin, the new address and the way there.
- Webinar
No lead, a LIVE badge, a seat to save and when it is, halfway down the page.
Questions
Something else? Write to us.
When does it open?
After a delay of 5 to 60 seconds, or once a visitor has scrolled 10 to 90% of the page. Never as the page arrives and never as a visitor leaves.
How often does a visitor see it?
At most once a visit. Closed, it stays away from that visitor for 7 days, or 1 to 90 as you set; after its button is pressed, for 90.
What does it look like on a phone?
A sheet at the foot of the screen, a quarter of it at most, with no dimming and no locked scroll, so the page stays usable around it.
What does it keep about a visitor?
Nothing about them. Their own browser keeps a note that it was shown in this tab, and until when it stays away once closed. Nothing is sent to us.