Google Web Designer for HTML5 Ads Launches in Public Beta
Google has released Google Web Designer in public beta, enabling advertisers to create HTML 5 advertisements.
Google has released Google Web Designer in public beta, enabling advertisers to create HTML 5 advertisements.
Google has announced the launch of the Google Web Designer, which was released as a public beta. Advertisers first heard about the tool in June and that it would be integrated with DoubleClick Studio and AdMob.
The tool enables advertisers to create HTML 5 advertisements for both mobile and desktop. Part of the reason for this tool was because HTML 5 advertisements are expected to overtake Flash ads within the next two years, and there currently isn’t a common tool that advertisers can use, especially those without the technical background to create types of ads.
Another appealing aspect of Google Web Designer is that it’s free, which will likely make this the tool of choice when compared to the similar Adobe Muse program which costs $14.99 per month in the U.S.
The Google Web Designer is available for both Mac and Windows and comes with default layouts for both DoubleClick rich media ads and AdMob mobile ads.
Google Web Designer can be used strictly visual lead to create an ad, although more advanced users can also use and edit CSS and JavaScript for creating things. Users can easily create animations within the program, it also lets you change any code, as well as preview your creation instantly on any browser you have on your current computer.
You can download the beta here as well as you all the help and how-to’s on how to use the Google Web Designer. You can view a Demo of the program here:
This article was originally published on http://searchenginewatch.com/sew/news/2298015/google-web-designer-beta-launches-for-advertisers.
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