Is heavy WebGL already approved?

Not yet. The roadmap calls for a lighter Signal Field baseline, pending the Phase 4 gate review.

Why keep runtime modes explicit?

Because performance, accessibility, and fallback behavior shouldn't be afterthoughts. They're first-class rules.

Service

Animation and interactivity that sharpen your message — without slowing anything down.

Visuals that make people pause and pay attention, without tanking your performance score.

Heavy animations crush load times, glitch on phones, and pull focus from what actually converts. Impressive to designers. Invisible to revenue.

We concept and prototype first, test on real devices across tiers, and only ship what clears our performance and accessibility gates.

Is heavy WebGL already approved?: Not yet. The roadmap calls for a lighter Signal Field baseline, pending the Phase 4 gate review.
Why keep runtime modes explicit?: Because performance, accessibility, and fallback behavior shouldn't be afterthoughts. They're first-class rules.

Related work

Our own site: four languages, 3D visuals, sub-2.5s load times, and an architecture that proves what we preach.