Web agencies

For client websites

Web agencies can use D3pth engine to build landing pages, product pages, presentation websites, campaign pages, and other browser-based experiences where a flat layout should gain controlled depth and movement.

Works with ordinary website structure

D3pth engine is designed around normal website elements. Instead of replacing the page with a canvas or WebGL scene, it allows regular HTML elements to be positioned and transformed in 3D space inside the browser.

Useful for distinctive presentations

Agencies can use D3pth engine when a client needs a stronger visual presentation than a conventional flat webpage, but still wants a website that remains based on common frontend technologies and normal browser deployment.

License for the client project

Commercial use must stay within the issued license scope. The license may define the permitted domain, subdomains, host, project, environment, or another agreed deployment scope. Before publishing client work, the correct license should be in place.

Source notice requirements

The D3pth engine license notice must remain complete, unchanged, and attached to the licensed code in source, deployed, bundled, minified, embedded, or published forms. Agencies should check that their build tools and deployment process preserve the required notice.

Adaptation and implementation

A web agency may adapt ready-made D3pth engine examples, connect them with client content, adjust styling, prepare responsive layouts, and integrate the result into the client's existing website or storefront.

Custom agency needs

If an agency needs multiple domains, staging environments, private previews, repeated client deployments, broader rights, or custom implementation support, the license scope should be discussed before production use.

Contact for agency projects

If you are a web agency planning to use D3pth engine for a client project, contact us before purchase or before public deployment if the required scope is not clear.

Email: ceo@d3pth.store