Click Me! ATC Button

Develop by Shopify

$1.99

/ Month

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Draw your visitors' eyes to the Add To Cart (ATC) button

Desktop/mobile compatibility

Pulsing animations

Flash effects

Shake animation

Bounce animation

Custom animation frequency

Shopify 2.0 themes

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About Click Me! ATC Button

Launched Apr 25, 2024

Built by Shopify

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151 O’Connor St, Ottawa, ON, ON, CA

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Description

Draw customers' eyes to the Add To Cart button by making it periodically pulse, flash or bounce.

You need to get your customers to click your Add to Cart (ATC) button! Draw their eyes to the ATC button using flash, bounce, shake or pulse animation! With this simple but powerful app, you have complete control over the animation style and duration, as well as its frequency (between each animation). It works flawlessly on both desktop and mobile.

Draw attention to the Add To Cart button by making it pulse, flash or bounce
Choose from 7 different types of animations and the duration of each animation
Customize the delay between each animation
Works flawlessly on both desktop computers and all mobile devices
Compatible with all Shopify Online Store 2.0 themes

Pros

Draws customers' attention to the Add to Cart (ATC) button, increasing the chances of a click
Offers multiple animation styles: flash, bounce, shake, and pulse
Gives complete control over animation style, duration, and frequency
Works flawlessly on both desktop and mobile devices
Compatible with all Shopify Online Store 20 themes
Simple and powerful functionality

Cons

Could be distracting for some users if not used carefully
May lead to a slower page load time due to the animations
Customization options, while robust, might require a bit of trial and error for optimal use
Repetitive animations might annoy some users if overused