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To add shader-based visuals and WebGL effects, you apply cinematic transitions and physics-driven motion to target UI components. This approach enables 60fps animations and ambitious interactions across browser-capable web environments.

Scroll-driven reveals and cinematic transitions are created by applying physics-based motion and shader visuals to UI components. This approach transforms ordinary interfaces into extraordinary, high-ambition experiences while maintaining 60fps performance.

Physics-based motion and 60fps animations require a browser-capable environment to function properly. Design-context prerequisites must also be established via frontend-design workflows before implementing the shader-based visuals and scroll-driven interactions.

Real-time, physics-based motion with responsive state changes is fully supported for high-ambition UI surfaces. It enables shader-based visuals and scroll-driven reveals to react dynamically to user input while maintaining smooth 60fps animations.

Shader-based visuals and WebGL UI embellishments are limited by their requirement for browser-capable environments and mandatory preparation steps. They should not be used when design-context prerequisites cannot be met or when target environments lack WebGL support.