Mobile Ads Sample Apps
- Simple Ad Sample
- Floating Ad Sample
- Interstitial Ad Sample
- Swipeable Modeless Interstitial Ad Sample
- Framed Modeless Interstitial Ad Sample
- How Can I Use Them?
Simple Ad Sample
The Simple Ad Sample is a simple app that demonstrates basic ad loading functionality. It is open-source, and its main purpose is to give developers access to a hands-on example of how the Amazon Mobile Ads API is implemented into an Android app.
Fig. 1: Screenshot of Simple Ad Sample
Floating Ad Sample
The Floating Ad Sample is a simple app featuring an ad banner that floats in from the bottom of the screen. Another feature of this app is that, when an ad is loaded, a scrollable webview appears in the original window behind the ad banner; this is designed to help developers get a sense for how the banner loads in relation to material on the page. The Floating Ad Sample is completely open-source, and its code can be used as an example for how to properly implement the Amazon Mobile Ads API as part of an app.
Fig. 2: Screenshots of Floating Ad Sample
Interstitial Ad Sample
This is a sample app that demonstrates how to load and show interstitial ads. It is open-source, and its main purpose is to give developers access to a hands-on example of how interstitial ads are implemented into an Android app.
Fig. 3: Screenshots of Interstitial Ad Sample
Swipeable Modeless Interstitial Ad Sample
The Swipeable Modeless Interstitial Sample App demonstrates how to load and show modeless interstitial ads in an image gallery setting. It displays the interaction with modeless ads through a swiping gesture. It is open-source, and its main purpose is to give developers access to a hands-on example of one way that modeless interstitial ads can be implemented into an Android app.
Fig. 4: Screenshots of Swipeable Modeless Interstitial Ad Sample
Framed Modeless Interstitial Ad Sample
The Framed Modeless Interstitial Sample App demonstrates how to load and show modeless interstitial ads in a framed context. Displaying an ad in a framed context enables the developer to display nearly full screen ads without removing the customer from the application's experience. It is open-source, and its main purpose is to give developers access to a hands-on example of one way that modeless interstitial ads can be implemented into an Android app.
Fig. 5: Screenshots of Framed Modeless Interstitial Ad Sample
How Can I Use Them?
Source code for these sample apps is available as part of the Amazon Mobile Ads API Download from the Mobile Ads API Landing Page. To install an app, open up the corresponding subfolder of /Ads/samples/ and then follow the concise instructions located in the sample app's Readme file.