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A sunscreen website in character all the way to the footer

Vacation · Beauty and personal care

Most website footers are small print. Vacation’s asks “See a spot for your ad?” in the voice of an imaginary 1980s leisure corporation.

Vacation’s “Vacation Clipper” footer on a laptop, beside a bottle of Vacation Chardonnay Oil SPF 30.
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Vacation sells sunscreen as an imaginary 1980s leisure corporation, and its website never breaks character. Photos carry numbered figure captions like “People swimming in the pools,” the footer asks “See a spot for your ad?”, and shoppers can claim an honorary role with an “Impressive eggshell (virtual) business card with Garamond typeface.”

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