Define the interaction
Choose expansion, swipe, hover or another interaction that serves a clear creative purpose.
Explore rich media advertising, interactive ad formats, HTML5 creative experiences, publisher placements and measurable programmatic campaign workflows.
Rich media combines motion and interaction while keeping browser, performance, security and click behavior predictable.
Build creative in Creative Studio →Rich media can expand, animate and respond to users, but the experience still needs clear boundaries for size, performance, security and measurement.
Choose expansion, swipe, hover or another interaction that serves a clear creative purpose.
Separate initial, expanded and completed states so behavior remains predictable.
Test asset weight, browser behavior, click handling and fallbacks before launch.
Track meaningful interaction events alongside impressions and downstream outcomes.
The amount of creative data required before the ad becomes usable.
The share of eligible exposures that trigger a defined interaction event.
How long an expanded or active creative state remains engaged.
Whether the ad still communicates a usable message if enhanced behavior is unavailable.
Let users explore features or variants inside a controlled advertising canvas.
Use motion and interaction to create a high-impact reveal without unpredictable browser behavior.
Sequence creative states so engagement contributes to the narrative instead of adding noise.
Explore rich media advertising, interactive ad formats, HTML5 creative experiences, publisher placements and measurable programmatic campaign workflows.
Rich media advertising uses interactive, animated, video or other enhanced creative behavior beyond a basic static ad. Programmatic delivery still requires the creative to meet placement, security, performance and measurement rules.
Interactive ads can respond to clicks, taps, expansion, animation or other supported user actions. Interaction design should remain clear, accessible and performant rather than adding complexity for its own sake.
Rich media can include expandable units, animated experiences, interactive panels, video-enhanced creatives and other supported high-impact formats depending on the placement and runtime.
HTML5 is a common runtime for rich media because it supports structured layout, animation and interaction across modern browsers when assets, scripts and security rules are handled correctly.
Rich media should be tested for loading performance, interaction behavior, browser compatibility, click tracking, security and graceful fallback before production use.
Rich media adds supported animation, interaction, video or dynamic behavior beyond a conventional static display creative.
Yes. HTML5 is widely used for interactive and animated web advertising, subject to the publisher or platform's creative and security requirements.