Read first, animate second
Headings, text, navigation and project explanations are ordinary HTML. You can read the company and its work without loading the 3D renderer. Decorative scenes use a static illustration when WebGL is unavailable. Motion is an enhancement to the content and never a required step before reaching a link.
Control the movement
The footer includes a Pause motion control. The site respects the operating system's reduced-motion preference and stops decorative scroll choreography when motion is paused. Videos have native controls and do not begin playing automatically. Interactive models change only when you use their controls.
Keyboard and touch
Navigation, model controls, search and the inquiry form use standard links, buttons and inputs. A skip link leads directly to the main content. Focus remains visible, and essential information is not available exclusively through hover or dragging a 3D object. Sliders can be operated with a keyboard.
Arabic and English
Both languages have their own rendered pages. Arabic uses a right-to-left layout, while source identifiers and code preserve their required direction. Text can reflow as the viewport narrows or zoom increases. Scientific source imagery is not mirrored merely to match the page direction.
Report a barrier
If a page or interaction prevents you from completing a task, use the contact form and include the page, your browser and what you were trying to do. These design provisions are not a claim of independent accessibility certification. Browser, assistive-technology and physical-device coverage must be evaluated as the website evolves.