[Creating html5 banners in Adobe Edge, Google GWD or by hand?]

I dont understand negative propaganda from some people about the best application for HTML5 animation Adobe Edge Animate.

 

1. IAB recommends 200 kb zipped and biggest ad servers between 150-200 kb zipped.

2. From Adobe Edge Animate CC 2014.1 release, application use only Edge Runtime JS API which is 30 kb zipped.

3. For images of banner stay free between 120-170 kb zipped.

4. Using compressed tiny PNG which preserve quality and transparency and reduce size by 50-80% can have over 20-30 pictures for those 120-170 kb zipped.

 

Take a look what kind of banners is posible with 100 kb zipped and only timeline work without any coding for only 1h work per banner.

http://www.marjantrajkovski.com/html5-banners.html#adobe-edge-animate-html5-banners

[GDN + GSAP, HTML5]

So you could just rename TweenMax.min.js to TweenMax.js as a work-around.

I agree. Who even invent that .min before .js. Minified JS is JS without spaces.

[HTML5 ads, animation or interactivity?]

I think that animations and interactivity are for desktop computers and laptops. For tablets and smartphones are only animations.

[IAB Recommends 200kb file size for standard display ads]

I think that is most important CPU, RAM memory and Graphic Card usage. Download of 50-100-150-200-250-300-350-400-450-500 kb is not problem in 21 century.

[Creating html5 banners in Adobe Edge, Google GWD or by hand?]

Adobe Edge Animate and Google Web Designer are great tools for HTML5 banners. Take a look at my collection of Adobe Edge Animate and Google Web Designer HTML5 banners.