Web Banners

In digital marketing, web banners are an effective strategy to boost visibility and brand recognition. From static banners to dynamic HTML5 animations, I design eye-catching banners and adverts that augment your marketing goals and maximise your online reach.

Website and intranet banners
Advertising, promotional, and informational banners
Social media and email marketing banners

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Reach a wide audience

Static banners
Professionally designed static banners deliver your message with clarity and style, making them perfect for websites, social media, and email marketing.
Animated HTML5 banners
Dynamic and visually engaging HTML5 banners capture attention and enhance your advertising campaigns, driving better results.
High-quality visuals
Crisp, high-quality images paired with clear and concise messaging ensure your banners communicate effectively and are visually engaging.
Compelling call-to-actions
Strategically placed and visually appealing calls to action inspire your audience to take action, increasing engagement and conversions.

Boost brand visibility

For online shops, small and niche businesses, large corporations, social media content creators, bloggers, or entrepreneurs, online banners are a smart way to promote products and services or events, direct customers to your site, and gain online traction. Examples of types of web banners are display adverts, blog and website banners, promotional ads, email marketing, and social media banners/covers.

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What is an HTML5 banner ad?

An HTML5 banner ad is a digital ad built using HTML code. Unlike static banners, HTML5 allows for interactive elements, animations, and video, creating a more engaging user experience. Compared to GIFs, which have limited colors and basic animations, HTML5 banners support higher-quality visuals, smaller file sizes, and faster loading. They also scale seamlessly across devices—desktops, tablets, and phones—without losing clarity, while GIFs often appear pixelated on larger screens.