Seven boxes on a shelf, four of them leaving one after another, and the count landing in the gap they left.
The scarcity overlay for stock that is short. The boxes leaving are the argument, and the number only confirms what the shelf already showed. Set the count to the real figure and let the four departures stand for whatever sold; the animation reads the same at nine remaining as at three, but the claim does not. Keep the item line to a product and a variant, since it sits on one line beside the price.
Set the warning to the real figure, 3 LEFT, and let the four departures stand for whatever sold. The animation reads the same at nine remaining as at three, but the claim does not. Keep the item line to a product and a variant, Cloud Runner, size M, since it sits on one line beside the price.
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No. Seven boxes sit on the shelf and four leave, whatever the number. The count in the gap is the fact; the boxes are the argument.
No. The shelf and boxes take their tone from the source. Edit the Lottie if the tint needs to match a brand.
