I just found this post, this is great! I’ve done this sort of banner isolation for myself, but have never seen a public resource like this. Thanks, guys! I’ll contribute as I come across good ones. I’ve noticed more and more when I try to open banners in a new tab, they come up blank. From what I can tell, it’s due to taking out the publishing page’s connection.
Hey there, thanks for the kind words, mind telling us what ad you clicked on? Generally, we stay away from googlesyndication served ads as they tend to die out quickly. Google Ads served on s0.2mdn.net is what works the best, sometimes its tricky to get them to work but we've figured out a way to display them. The key is to remove everything after HTML as those are analytics/tracking details. We'll be adding new ads shortly and one of them is a hype/gsap ad designed by our talented forum member and contributor.
Sorry Pete, I wasn’t terribly clear. The links I’m giving are from the wild, not provided in this forum. However, the G-Star Raw Interactive Carousel link here is broken.
Some bannerboy ads were deleted by the company so I went ahead removed them from the thread. Let me know if there are other ones that cant be displayed. Sometimes it takes a good few 5-10 seconds to load.
True, Embedding videos and adding Interactive elements are where its at now when it comes to ads. Take this one for instance, its got a swipe interaction. Im noticing the key to getting it right is to know where to apply easing and what effect works with what asset.
true above ad is not video enabled, I was just generalizing that video enabled and or interactive ads are on the rise and gave an example of an interactive ad.
Just received a great collection of fresh ads from http://www.electricart.co.nz/, a New Zealand creative advertising agency – they’ve been all in with Hype for the past 18 months and just hit 500 million impressions.
You might also notice a sweet looking Hype animation on their home page:
Their style of sharp text over highly optimized video loads surprisingly fast:
The basic method to loop in Hype is to add a Timeline Action at the end of the timeline which is set to Start Timeline… for that particular timeline. This resets the playhead back to the start and plays until it gets to that same point and then resets to loop over and over again.
Looping can get a bit fancier if you animate only particular elements/properties on alternate timelines or within the even more powerful Symbols such that parts of the document are animating and looping independently.