Cinematic Quickslider
DIMENSIONS
- Desktop (Expanded State): Desktop video (5120x700px) (safe area: 3720x700px)
- Desktop (Collapsed State): Desktop video proportionally scaled down.
- Mobile (Expanded State): video, full width
- Mobile (Collapsed State): 925x310px
Notes: See the PSD template for the accurate safe zones.
VIDEO
Dimensions (desktop): 5120x700px (safe area: 3720x700px)
Dimensions (mobile): 16:9 ratio (1280x720px, or 1920x1080px)
Duration: 15 seconds recommended (30 sec. max.)
Format: MP4/H264
File Size: Please note, our ad platform automatically recompresses and optimizes video for delivery.
ASSETS REQUIRED
If built by the CNET Group Studios team:
Standard asset pack including Key Art, Logos, Fonts, Guidelines, video file to include.
If built by the Client (must use correct template and safe areas):
- Video files to include (15 seconds with static final frame recommended): dekstop video and mobile video
INFORMATION
The Cinematic Quickslider format is a high-impact sticky ad that displays above the navigation bar on desktop and mobile.
The Cinematic Quickslider is made up of 2 steps:
– On Desktop: The first step will show the Expanded State creative (resized to fit the user’s screen size) with a full-width video player. The video autoplays with sound off, which can be activated by the user. As the user scrolls, the Quickslider transitions into the Collapsed State version (resized accordingly). The collapsed Quickslider can be closed by the user or re-expanded using the expand button. If the user scrolls back to the top of the page, the larger Expanded State creative reappears.
– On Mobile: The video autoplays with sound off, which can be activated by the user. It appears above the navigation bar and remains sticky at the top while scrolling. As the user scrolls, the Quickslider transitions into the Collapsed State version (resized accordingly). The video can be closed by the user or re-expanded using the expand button. A click on the video redirects to the client’s landing page.
Lead time: 10 business days for the CNET Group Studios team to produce