I need to know how to find what size my banner needs to be so I can have one made?
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- Thread starter Mike1140
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Hi there Mike
I have moved your question to this section of the forum as it may get a better response, which banner are you asking about?
An advertising banner to be added to the rotating banner ads on the home page should be 468px × 60px
If you want a banner for your own website, that can be any size you choose it to be.
Once you know what you want please feel free to make a request in the graphics section.
Hope this helps 🙂
I have moved your question to this section of the forum as it may get a better response, which banner are you asking about?
An advertising banner to be added to the rotating banner ads on the home page should be 468px × 60px
If you want a banner for your own website, that can be any size you choose it to be.
Once you know what you want please feel free to make a request in the graphics section.
Hope this helps 🙂
Lee Lawson
Seasoned Veteran
Ican'testimate fullscreen to be honest but if you changed width size to 760px, I say 600x150.
rottenforums
Familiar Face
If you plan on ever marketing your graphics beyond the web (like tshirts and that kind of stuff) I would make sure you ask for any graphics and logos you pay for to be in the highest quality possible. Nothing is worse than building a site, getting popular, and then realizing 'Oh crap this looks horrible on a t-shirt' and wishing you had that first file saved at a higher quality.
Also make sure if you are buying logos that the artist is making them for you in Illustrator and gives you the file in it's original EPS format so if you need to re-scale it down the road you have the best possible way of doing it. Photoshop and Gimp are popular, but they're not really for logos.
Use photoshop @ the end, to build that banner and bring the individual elements together. Just my opinion, hope it helps.
Also make sure if you are buying logos that the artist is making them for you in Illustrator and gives you the file in it's original EPS format so if you need to re-scale it down the road you have the best possible way of doing it. Photoshop and Gimp are popular, but they're not really for logos.
Use photoshop @ the end, to build that banner and bring the individual elements together. Just my opinion, hope it helps.
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