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WA BANNER #6

Tip # 6: Use Curves with Caution

If used correctly, curves can be a great addition to your banner design, but just like bold letters, don't overdo it. Using curves will complicate the design, but go for it if you are confident that they look great.

WA BANNER #7

Tip #7: Use One or Two Fonts Only

As I have stated before, using more than two fonts is confusing viewers. If possible, try to use just one font type instead of several different ones. Then, people won't think less of you because your banners aren't a jumbled mess.

WA BANNER #8

Tip #8: Use the Right File Type for Images

People have to view your banner, so if it is a gif or jpg, just about everyone can see it. However, there are some file types that only specific browsers understand, which means that those browsers will be able to see the banner while others won't. A popular choice is png, so use that next time you make a banner if gif or jpg didn't work out.

WA BANNER #9

Tip #9: Use the Right File Type for Images

People have to view your banner, so if it is a gif or jpg, just about everyone can see it. However, there are some file types that only specific browsers understand, which means that those browsers will be able to see the banner while others won't. A popular choice is png, so use that next time you make a banner if gif or jpg didn't work out.

WA BANNER #10

Tip #10: Use Curves and Circles for an Aesthetic Effect

Using curves and circles can make your banner look more attractive, but it is best to use them sparingly because too many of them will lead to a cluttered design. Try curving the bottom edge of the banner or add a circle on top of another image if you need to use it.

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