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If you would like to be featured on our website and would like to know more about our various advertising opportunities please email advertise@livingcreatively.com.au
Banner specifications explainedThe dimensions of banners are measured in the number of pixels in their width and height, so for instance, a banner that is 300 x 250 is 300 pixels wide and 250 pixels high.
Banners also have a weight dimension that is determined by the number of kilobytes (K) of data they contain. This is often referred to as the file size. Increasing the number of colours, graphics, animation and words in a banner increases its file size, or weight. The heavier the banner, the longer it takes to appear on screen, which is why online publishers put a limit on how heavy a banner can be.
See the specifications below for information about the dimensions and weight restrictions of the different sizes of banners available on Living Creatively.
General image specifications URL Please supply the URL to which your ad is to be linked. Alt text Advertisers have the option of supplying up to 50 characters of alt text. (This is text which appears when the user's mouse is over the ad.) Transparency Graphics may be used on many different coloured backgrounds, so don't create transparent backgrounds. Web-safe colours All large flat areas of colour must be from the non-dithering palette of 216 colours. Be especially careful when using JPG's. File format Final images should be supplied in GIF 89A format. File extensions Final graphics must be supplied with their correct labelling with the appropriate suffix to denote the format, eg. a GIF banner called my_image must be labelled my_image.gif. Animation Animated (with limited or unlimited looping) or static.
Banner specifications explainedThe dimensions of banners are measured in the number of pixels in their width and height, so for instance, a banner that is 468 x 60 is 468 pixels wide and 60 pixels high. Banners also have a weight dimension that is determined by the number of kilobytes (K) of data they contain. This is often referred to as the file size. Increasing the number of colours, graphics, animation and words in a banner increases its file size, or weight. The heavier the banner, the longer it takes to appear on screen, which is why online publishers put a limit on how heavy a banner can be. See the specifications below for information about the dimensions and weight restrictions of the different sizes of banners available on Living Creatively.
General image specifications URL Please supply the URL to which your ad is to be linked. Alt text Advertisers have the option of supplying up to 50 characters of alt text. (This is text which appears when the user's mouse is over the ad.) Transparency Graphics may be used on many different coloured backgrounds, so don't create transparent backgrounds. Web-safe colours All large flat areas of colour must be from the non-dithering palette of 216 colours. Be especially careful when using JPG's. File format Final images should be supplied in GIF 89A format. File extensions Final graphics must be supplied with their correct labelling with the appropriate suffix to denote the format, eg. a GIF banner called my_image must be labelled my_image.gif. Animation Animated (with limited or unlimited looping) or static.
Based on your business needs, we can customise an advertising package that will help you achieve your strategic goals and strengthen your brands visibility. For more information, please contact us E-mail advertise@livingcreatively.com.au
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