Website Owners

What it gives your website

Your content remains ordinary HTML, CSS, text, images, and links, while selected elements can move and rotate in a 3D-like scene. This can work well for product presentations, landing pages, portfolios, campaign microsites, and other visually focused pages.

What you need

You need a page with clear content structure, a valid Licence for the intended deployment, and someone to adapt and test the final implementation. D3pth engine® does not automatically provide design, content, accessibility, or responsive behavior.

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. For example, a Licence for example.com includes example.com, www.example.com, and shop.eu.example.com; a Licence for shop.example.com includes shop.example.com and test.shop.example.com, but not example.com or blog.example.com.

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 specified in the Order, subject to the applicable EULA.

Responsibility for the final website

The website owner and implementation team remain responsible for the final content, accessibility, privacy, performance, browser compatibility, responsive behavior, and other requirements of the deployed website.

Where it works best

D3pth engine® works best when spatial movement supports a clear visual concept. A limited number of meaningful content blocks usually produces a stronger result than adding movement everywhere.