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Banners are a powerful way to communicate calls-to-action, one time offers, user agreements, and general information to your visitors. With the right design principles, they can help drive conversion without intruding on other important information on your site.
Free Webflow Banner Cloneables
Effectively developing your Webflow site requires the combination of a variety of formats and tools to effectively communicate whatever it is you want your visitors to understand. The banner element is a great item to have in your tools box because it can combine non-intrusiveness with clear messaging. Whether you want to highlight a seasonal deal, build in data protection compliance, or just give an alert to new visitors, banners are a great potential answer.
The formatting and structure of banners can vary quite a lot depending on what you are trying to do. Some will include close buttons. Others will send visitors to other pages. Repeated loading on banners can also be prevented by embedding cookie tracking in the banner element. Load animations and countdowns can also communicate novelty or urgency to visitors. The cloneables below highlight some of these use cases.
Interactive Announcement Banner by Webflow University
https://showcased.webflow.io/projects/announcement-banner-lesson
Webflow University is always a great resource for getting high-level overviews of how Webflow itself imagines these elements being incorporated into its sites. This interactive announcement banner template is combined with a fairly standard tutorial page to provide an extremely general call-to-action banner example for your site. Using an animation on load, the banner drops from the navbar to alert visitors to whatever information you want to include.
The template itself is fairly barebones. It does not include any way to close out of the alert, although adding one would require a very small amount of customization from within the Webflow platform. In its current form, it also has an animation that inverts its colors on hover, although there is no reverse of this animation included (the colors stay inverted). Again, this could be changed by modifying the template only slightly.
What is in this website template?
- A sample web page (golf themed) with the banner element at the top
- A banner element that drops from the navbar and inverts color on hover
- *Webflow University has also included a robust tutorial for this cloneable that can be found here: https://university.webflow.com/lesson/animate-a-custom-banner
What is this website template best for?
- Developers who are looking for a refresher on how banners can be added to their site, but who plan to customize the features to fit their site’s functions and aesthetics.
- Sites that need especially non-intrusive, low-involvement banner elements (maybe for A/B testing or site framing).
The Bottom Line
This is the best option for beginners who are trying to familiarize themselves with how Webflow imagines banners to work on their sites. If you are comfortable customizing the element as well, it is a great canvas for further exploration.
GDPR Compliant Cookie Consent Banner by Bas van Straten
https://webflow.com/made-in-webflow/website/free-clone-gdpr-cookie-consent-banner
Since the implementation of GDPR in Europe back in 2018, it has become a fairly standard practice across the internet to include some kind of data protection protocol on websites. This cookie content banner from Bas van Straten is essentially the top-of-the-line example of how you can implement this on your own site. Not only does it offer a sleek and functional popup data consent element, but it also includes a cookie preferences menu to further specify what the appropriate uses of those cookies are. This ability to opt in or opt out of specific uses places this firmly within the requirements of GDPR.
What is perhaps most impressive about this template, though, is the fact that visitors will only ever need to fill this in one time if they haven’t deleted their cookies from the site (provided they consent to have them collected). This is achieved with some JS inside the <head> tag. It is important to note, however, that implementing this feature on your site requires that you use the relevant attributes with something like Google Tag Manager (and implement that in the included <head> code). Its developers offer a complete suite of GDPR-related assistance for around $75. You can find more information here: https://cookies-for.webflow.io/.
What is in this website template?
- A template site that includes all of the relevant elements and information
- A cookie consent banner “moda”l with the banner attribute (that’ll need to be linked with Google Tags Manager (or something like that)
- The cookies preferences/settings modal with a button (bottom left) for visitors to access it
What is this website template best for?
- Websites that are likely to get any European visitors or that are trying to get ahead of any future data privacy regulations.
The Bottom Line
This is the best possible framework for implementing data privacy on your website. If you are planning on collecting cookies about your users for marketing purposes, the costs of figuring out how to link your site (or of paying the developers to do it for you) are almost certainly worth it.
Dynamic Sale Countdown Banner by Veza Digital
https://showcased.webflow.io/projects/Dynamic-Sale-Countdown-Banner-Cloneable
Sometimes you want to really push your site visitors towards a sale or deal. This sale countdown banner from Veza Digital is a high-engagement way to encourage visitors to make purchases within a restricted time frame. It’s perfect for time-sensitive sales periods or sites that want to give the impression of time sensitivity.
The countdown runs from a script before the </body> tag. There are selectors for days, hours, minutes, and seconds in the template. These are dynamically modified using document.getElementByID(“XXX”) functions on each selector. In that script, you can set the countdown date for whatever you want the time to be. Again, if you are trying to be a bit sneaky (and you know your JS) you could set that countdown date to any arbitrary time in the future, meaning that the countdown will always be there. Just be conscious that visitors might see through that quickly.
What is in this website template?
- The countdown banner at the top of the template website
- Selectors (in text blocks) for days, hours, minutes, and seconds
- Customizable code to implement these changes on your site
What is this website template best for?
- Websites that employ time-sensitive sales frequently or that are operating on some other restrictive deadline
The Bottom Line
If you want a countdown banner on your site, this is basically as good as it gets. The code is not overly complex and it is very visually compelling. The product that is offered is exactly what you receive.
The Greatest Infinite Marquee by Web Bae
https://showcased.webflow.io/projects/wb-infinite-marquee
The scrolling marquee is another way to imagine how banners can be used to enhance the information on your site. This infinitely scrolling marquee from Web Bae is a compelling and well-designed way to implement this. The template includes banners of two sizes into which many different kinds of information can be inserted. Interestingly, the version of the site that you see in the live preview is exactly what you see in the editor (meaning that the text is also scrolling there). This can make customizing it easier or harder – head there and you’ll see what I mean.
Perhaps the most impressive thing about this template is that the marquee is completely adaptive, meaning that it will scale to whatever size screen your site is being visited from. In addition to the customizability of the text, the color of the marquee can also be modified. It uses an HTML embed to create the scrolling effect. Web Bae has also provided a YouTube tutorial going over exactly how he created this template (which itself links to a website where you can find a JS version of the code if that's more your thing).
What is in this website template?
- Two different infinite scrolling templates – one for images and one for text.
- The HTML embed that creates the scrolling effect.
- A YouTube tutorial going over how the site was created.
What is this website template best for?
The Bottom Line
The infinitely scrolling marquee banner is a very specific design choice that will certainly enhance specific kinds of websites. If this is what you are looking for, Web Bae has done an incredible job building an advanced but easily customizable template.
Site-wide Interactive Banner by Marcus @ Flygh Media
Outside of GDPR compliance, cookies can be a useful way to engage analytically with your audience. This interactive banner from Flygh Media uses cookies to display a banner that, once closed one time, is hidden permanently unless cookies for the site are deleted. This is a great way of ensuring that one-time announcements that need to be communicated to site visitors aren’t cluttering up their user experience after they are read.
The template site itself offers step-by-step instructions on how to implement this. It includes some code before the <head> and </body> tags that points to the “solution-banner” element on your site. If you plan to have a multi-page site, you’ll need to add this code to the project settings (and not the page settings) so that the settings apply site-wide. Because this template is formatted more as a guide and not really a template, you’ll need to extract just the banner element for inclusion into your site.
What is in this website template?
- An internal sample site (in Swedish) with the banner at the top.
- Instructions on how to implement this code site-wide.
What is this website template best for?
- Websites that want to communicate quick updates to customers.
The Bottom Line
Flygh Media did an incredible job building and presenting this banner template. The design is very sleek and it solves what could be a major annoyance for potential visitors to your site. The code from this template could also be applied to many other kinds of banners and elements.
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