This tutorial created by Brad Knutson easily explains how to create a flash-like banner ad only with CSS. It goes through the steps of adding the H...

This tutorial created by Brad Knutson easily explains how to create a flash-like banner ad only with CSS. It goes through the steps of adding the HTML and the CSS, which essentially is tripled in amount because the author wanted to break each banner into it’s own CSS section. The animations are basic, with just elements like squares spinning within a frame, but it can be extended to a more complete animation with some additional CSS.

This is a banner for Google Engage created with pure CSS. It was created by João Victor with the purpose of exp...

This is a banner for Google Engage created with pure CSS. It was created by João Victor with the purpose of exploring the capabilities of CSS by the time of creating banner ads, and even though it is an advanced piece, it is not as fluid as one might expect. However, by tweaking the CSS a bit, it may look better.

Here we have a pure CSS3 fancy text banner using transforms, pseudo-elements, last-child, and more! It was uploaded by Mark E. Carter from Codepen....

Here we have a pure CSS3 fancy text banner using transforms, pseudo-elements, last-child, and more! It was uploaded by Mark E. Carter from Codepen. It supports browsers like Chrome 25.0, FireFox 19.0.2, Safari 5.1.7 and IE 10.

Today we're going to take a look at spicing up our web banners, ads or any content for that matter, with CSS3 animations. Firefox and WebKit browse...

Today we're going to take a look at spicing up our web banners, ads or any content for that matter, with CSS3 animations. Firefox and WebKit browsers are currently the only browsers that support CSS animation, but we'll take a look at how we can easily make these ads also function in other browsers (which I'll affectionately refer to as 18th century browsers).

A realistic banner composed of blank spaces and a ribbon. The author was trying to create a realistic wrapping banner around a div element. This ca...

A realistic banner composed of blank spaces and a ribbon. The author was trying to create a realistic wrapping banner around a div element. This can be used in any website and blog; it was created with HTML and CSS, and it was created by Codepen's user Katie.

A pure CSS3 text banner using transforms, pseudo-elements, last-child, and more! It is not animated, although it has a nice appearance which can be...

A pure CSS3 text banner using transforms, pseudo-elements, last-child, and more! It is not animated, although it has a nice appearance which can be modified any way you want by editing the CSS, and integrate it easily on your website, blog, or use it as your own banner.

With this code snippet, you can create a fluid and elegant animation to integrate it in any ad without the need of using flash. With it, you animat...

With this code snippet, you can create a fluid and elegant animation to integrate it in any ad without the need of using flash. With it, you animate colors, beziers, edit CSS properties, arrays, scrolls and lots more. It was created with HTML, CSS and JavaScript by Codepen's user GreenSock.

The author of this was just playing around with no real aim. He ended up making these fluid width banners with ...

The author of this was just playing around with no real aim. He ended up making these fluid width banners with a little hover animation. They have complementary colors and look very nice with obscure backgrounds and were created by Austin Pittman.

This is just an example to show you the type of animation that you can create on devices that don’t support Flash. Give it a spin on your iOS devic...

This is just an example to show you the type of animation that you can create on devices that don’t support Flash. Give it a spin on your iOS device. This banner uses handful CSS properties that require a modern browser. For desktop users, it is recommendable to be viewed on Google Chrome.