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Pixel Perfect - Web 2.0 Banners
Take your Web site to the next level by making it more web 2.0. Whether your are designing an action banner, a process banner or a header banner, you need to push the edge of design to get your graphic element noticed.
Web 2.0 Banners Coyote Clips© | ||||
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Advertising Banners | ||||
Pro Tip Banner | Ad banner with a sticky note, handwritten text, corkboard background, and a metallic frame | video | ||
Download E-Book | Process banner with a two-color background, button, with image reflection, and an arrow. | video | ||
Process Banners | ||||
Learn GIMP®in 3 Easy Steps | Process banner with 3 easy steps to download and install GIMP and create web 2.0 images and text | video | ||
Header Banners Image Map Navigation | ||||
Header banner template | Header banner with attached navigation menu that will become functional in the menu section. Pink and Green Fractal | |||
Header Banners CSS Style Navigation | ||||
Cascading Style Banner Tutorial | Web 2.0 banner image | PDF Tutorial | ||
My GIMP Portfolio Banner | My GIMP Portfolio | PP Tutorial |
Action Banners
When viewers come to you Web page, you probably want them to "do something" -- read an article, download a file, fill in a form, or buy a product. An action banner is a strategically placed banner ad that encourages the user to take action.
Process Banners
A process banner is a graphic element that uses the web 2.0 design strategy of simplicity to encourage the user to take action. An action slogan, such as "Easy as 1-2-3," "3 easy steps," "In just 3 simple steps," or "It Really is That Simple" combined with instructions lets the viewer know that "down-loading the e-book" or "signing up for a newsletter" is an easy three-step process.
Header Banners
Placing a header banner at the top of your Web site or blog is a good start! The horizontal header banner usually contains a logo, a tagline, and other graphic elements, such as social media buttons, and is usually designed in an eye-popping color that establishes the color scheme of the entire site.