Bannering & adverts

Banners are digital adverts published on your own site or a third party site. You can use them to announce an upcoming event or to put a new product in the spotlight. The banner should get the message through and respect your corporate identity. Banners are very cost efficient way to advertise and are very cost effective!

Looking for a banner or IMU for your firm?

the cOhesie offers a fast delivery at sharp prices. We won't let your banner get by unnoticed. We have specialized in the creation of animated banners through the years, you name it, we've made it! In flash or the classic animated gif.

Questions? Don't hesitate mail us !

Most current banners in order of usability for the 'advertising-industry':

leaderboard leaderboard: [728 x 90 pixels] this 'broad image banner' made it's first entry in Europe around 2004. The leaderboard is placed at the top of a webpage.
full banner full banner:[ 468 x 60 pixels] the most common banner until the end of 2004, when it was taken over by the leaderboard. Is also placed at the top af a page.
IMU IMU: [250 x 250 pixels] this square shaped banner, mostly animated, fist just about anywhere on a webpage. It's shape allows the message to be more easily read than the broader version of the leaderboard or the vertical skyscraper, which explains it's popularity.
medium banner medium banner: [300 x 250 pixels] is very useful advertising tool because it can be placed within the content and is suited for 'high media content'.
skyscraper skyscraper: [120 x 600 pixels] is popular because of it's high click through ratio..
brede skyscraper broad skyscraper: [160 x 600 pixels ]is seldom used.
half banner half banner: [234 x 60 pixels] very popular till end of 2003.

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The 3-click rule for a functional website

Phishingmail
When we say 3-click rule we actually mean to have to click as little as possible in order to find the information you need. In the real world this means every click should count for something interesting and should occur naturally. Navigation should be intuitive. Or as Steve Krug´s puts it in his book "Don´t make me think". The second rule of usability goes:

"It doesn´t matter how many times I have to click, as long as each click is a mindless, unambiguous choice."

Phishingmail

Watch out for: Phishingmail

A phishing mail looks like a professional mail, with real logos of well known banks and companies. It is an attempt to gain personal information from you, such as a password or credit card details. The content of the email is pure fantasy!

What should you do with this e-mail? Don't react, and contact your IT responsible as soon as possible!

phishing More info on wikipedia.

Cascading StyleSheet - CSS

A stylesheet alows you to separate document content from document presentation. This separation can improve content accessibility, provide more flexibility and control for the whole website. But more importantly it allows you to update and transform your whole website by simply changing the code on one single document.

The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) has therefor established standards. The cOhesie respects these standards.


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