Agencies

Good agency use cases

It is most useful when a project needs stronger visual impact than a flat page without becoming a full WebGL application.

• Campaign microsites and product launches
• Interactive landing pages
• Portfolios and technology WebApps
• Brand storytelling and presentation pages

Regular frontend workflow

The project still uses HTML, CSS, images, links, layout containers, and browser-side JavaScript. The agency defines the content structure, visual direction, responsive behavior, and intended movement, then tests the finished implementation in the target environment.

Working for a client

The agency may itself be the Licence holder or may implement the website for another Licence holder. Acting as an implementation service provider does not by itself create a separate Licence or expand the Licensed Site.

Licensing

Each purchased WebApp uses one licence target: one domain name or host name, including that name itself and all of its subdomains at any depth, or one exact IP address. Parent domains, sibling host names and otherwise different domains are not included. Localhost and 127.0.0.1 are permitted only for development and testing connected with the Licensed Site.

The D3pth engine® and its complete issued License Notice together form the Licensed Materials. They must remain complete, readable and unchanged as supplied and may be deployed only on the Licensed Site as permitted by the applicable EULA and Order. Integration through separate external code, data, configuration and documented interfaces is permitted without modifying the Licensed Materials.

Implementation responsibility

The final project still requires normal responsive, accessibility, performance, browser, keyboard, touch, content, privacy, and legal testing. Spatial presentation should support the message rather than hide essential content behind unnecessary interaction.