Search and advertising giant Google has taken one more step in relegating Flash to the pages of history. From July this year, it will no longer accept Flash display ads. From June 30, developers with ...

As display ads move away from Flash to HTML5, many marketers are willing to spend more on creative programmatic ads, according to Ad Week. HTML5 ads have higher deliverability rates on desktop and ...

Last September, Google launched Web Designer, a free tool for Mac, Windows and Linux that makes it easy for anybody to build interactive HTML5 sites and ads. Since its launch, Web Designer got a ...

I’ve covered App.io a few times in the past. The service, which allows app devs to deploy fully useable HTML5 demo versions of their native iOS apps on the web, first launched under the name ...

Sport and activity drink Mizone is running creative HTML5 mobile ad campaigns on Shazam and Fox Sports' mobile offerings to engage and interact with consumers. The ads support the launch of Mizone ...

How do you do more in the same time? Tools. If I use Photoshop®, why do I need other tools? They are faster. Sometimes you need beautiful creatives, so you use Photoshop®. At other times you need ...

Google has introduced professional-quality design tools Monday that allow Web designers and marketers to create HTML5 creative ads for mobile and desktop. The free tool enables advertisers and ...

From today (September 1,) Google's Chrome browser will begin blocking Adobe Flash ads, favoring HTML5 ads instead. More than 90% of rich media ads (ads that are animated, or change when a user's mouse ...

Google has unveiled a beta version of its new Google Web Designer, but unless it's going to change a lot before the launch, it should really be called Google Ad Designer. The main purpose appears to ...

With more publishers and agencies turning to responsive design to adapt to a post-PC world, HTML5 is playing a growing role in Web development. But with adoption of the open Web standard still at an ...

Google announced on its AdWords G+ profile today that its display ads will soon be 100% HTML5. From June 30th this year, display ads built using Flash can no longer be uploaded into AdWords or ...