Choose a visual direction for landing pages using WebGL, a browser graphics technology. Balance brand style with readable copy, clear calls to action, mobile performance, accessibility, and implementation effort, then define fallbacks and build priorities.
Use when creating or refining WebGL-heavy landing pages and you need to steer toward a specific visual outcome (premium, technical, playful, cinematic) while balancing conversion clarity, performance, and implementation complexity.
Review the instructions the agent will receive before you install.
Map landing-page goal to WebGL direction before writing code.
Identify the primary conversion and brand signal:
Also capture:
prefers-reduced-motion policy)Pick one dominant lane; avoid mixing 3-4 heavy effects in the hero.
Use for: SaaS, productivity, B2B tools where readability wins.
Use for: AI, infra, analytics, developer products.
Use for: hardware, apps with strong product visuals, launches.
Use for: campaign pages where wow factor is the main KPI.
Pass these gates before adding more visual complexity:
Math.min(devicePixelRatio, 1.5-2).prefers-reduced-motion (still frame or low-motion mode).Default to low/medium risk for conversion pages unless user explicitly asks for campaign-grade immersion.
Use this prompt pattern when asked to build a WebGL landing hero:
"Build a [lane] WebGL hero for a [page type] with [brand adjectives]. Primary goal: [conversion]. Constraints: [device mix], [performance budget], [reduced motion policy]. Implement fallback first, then enhance with WebGL. Keep hero copy clarity as priority over visual complexity."
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