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 ...

Google has launched Google Web Designer ... as adverts or other moving graphics, all in HTML5. The Windows and Mac app aims to streamline the post-Flash online world with the option of code ...

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 ...

Google says that with HTML5 ad spend expected to overtake Flash spend within the next ... Google walked through a few of the features of Web Designer in its blog post: Create animated HTML5 ...

Google says that with HTML5 ad spend expected to overtake Flash spend within the next ... Google walked through a few of the features of Web Designer in its blog post: Create animated HTML5 ...

Here’s the current feature list for Google Web Designer beta ... for publishing rich media and HTML5 ads and Google launches ‘Swiffy’ tool to convert Flash animations into HTML5 ...

engineering manager for Google Web Designer said in an email. "There are already more end-users in HTML5-compatible environments than there are in Flash-compatible environments, so we want to make ...

Google will soon launch Google Web Designer, an HTML5 development tool for “creative professionals.” The service, Google says, will launch within “the coming months” and is meant to ...

while also moving designers to the HTML5 environment, which is expected to become more popular than Flash in the next several years, wrote Rogers. The new Google Web Designer enables users to ...

Google began to automatically convert Flash ads to HTML5 last year. Klimkin directed people to use Adobe Animate and Google Web Designer if they want to convert Flash SWF files into HTML5.

Google says it expects HTML5 ad spend to rocket past Flash-based ads. Sean Kranzberg, engineering manager for Google Web Designer: “There are already more end-users in HTML5-compatible ...