Pink coming soon page template — Blush
Pale pink, magenta ink. Coral with the accessibility fixed.
Small e-commerce, boutiques, restocks, second drops. If Coral is the look you wanted but you also want every element to pass a contrast check, this is that page: same warmth, deeper ink, a magenta that reads white button text at 6.04:1 instead of 2.69:1.
Blush is one of the 6 Pro templates, so there is no .zip for it — that is part of what Pro buys. The demo is open to anyone, and 8 of the 14 templates download for free.
The restock lands in three weeks
The eight pieces that sold out in a day, back in every size. The list is told first.
Live render — the countdown is really counting. Open the demo for the full-size page.
What Blush is made of
| Background | #FDF2F8 |
|---|---|
| Text | #500724 |
| Accent | #BE185D |
| Typeface | Outfit |
| Countdown | On, demo set to 21 days out |
| Good for | Shop / drop, Event, Portfolio |
| Download | No — Pro templates are hosted only |
| Included | Hosting, subdomain, working email capture, leads list, custom domain, lead export, no branding |
Why these three colours
The background #FDF2F8 sits a hair cooler than Coral's rose, and the text #500724 is deep enough to hold 13.77:1. The magenta #BE185D is the one deliberate darkening — a hot pink would have looked better and failed AA, so it lost. Outfit's geometric caps keep the whole thing from tipping into sugar.
The copy it ships with
"Sold out in a day" is a claim you must have actually earned. If you have not, the honest version — "the eight pieces I have been asked for most" — works nearly as well and cannot be checked and found false.
All four fields are editable. The demo copy is a starting point, not a placeholder — it is written to be replaced, not shipped.
Contrast, measured
Both numbers are computed from the hex values above using the WCAG 2.1 relative-luminance formula, every time this page renders. Nothing here is typed in by hand.
Text on background
13.77:1
Passes AAA
White label on the button
6.04:1
Passes AA
Both figures clear WCAG AA as shipped. That was a constraint when this palette was picked, not a happy accident — the accent was darkened until the button label passed.
The first three things to change
- 1
Only use the restock framing if there was a stock-out. Fake sell-outs are the oldest trick on this SERP and customers recognise it.
- 2
Name the count. "Eight pieces" beats "the collection" because a number implies a real inventory behind the page.
- 3
Turn the countdown off if the date is not certain. Nothing kills a restock list like a timer that expires with no restock.
Put Blush online
Your headline, your date, your accent colour. Live on a real URL with a working email field, and the addresses land in a list you can export.
Pro — $24/month, cancel any time.