INTERACTIVE SHADER

FAQ #

• What sets your service apart from other shader developers?

  We write GLSL and WGSL from scratch, tuned to your brand aesthetic. Most shader work is copy-pasted from ShaderToy with tweaked parameters. We profile on real mobile hardware and deliver effects that run at 60fps without battery drain.
• How do you optimize shader performance for a specific platform?

  We optimize shaders for each platform, ensuring compatibility and performance. This includes profiling, debugging with platform-specific tools, reducing resource use, and using native features for maximum efficiency.
• Do you provide custom shaders?

  Yes, we create shaders built to your brand’s specification. Whether it’s a unique interaction or a specific visual style, we design and implement it to match your exact requirements.
• What is the timeline for completing a shader project?

  Timelines vary by project scope. Simple shaders take about 5 days, while complex or custom animations may need more time. We’ll provide an accurate estimate after discussing your specific requirements.
• Will I need to manage the development process day-to-day?

  No. Shader development is highly technical and self-contained. We deliver playable previews at each milestone — you evaluate the visual result and performance on your target devices, not the GPU code behind it.
• How does this differ from your Animation for Website service?

  Interactive Shader covers GPU-programmed effects — fluid simulations, generative art, particle systems, real-time visual reactions written in GLSL/WGSL. Animation for Website covers DOM-based motion — scroll-triggered transitions, hover effects, Lottie/Rive playback, GSAP sequences. If your effect requires custom GPU code, this is the service; if it’s CSS/JS motion design, Animation for Website is the fit.
• Do you sign NDAs?

  Yes. We sign NDAs before any technical discussion begins, on request.
• Who owns the code after delivery?

  You do. IP, source code, architecture docs, and deployment runbooks are fully assigned to you on completion — no vendor lock-in.
• Do you work with formal contracts?

  Yes. Signed contracts with fixed scope per phase. You’re contracting with a registered entity, not an individual.