Content and identity
Descriptions, services, expertise and biographies follow the Legal Engineering website, captured on 29 October 2026. The logo and professional portraits are authentic original materials. No professional faces were generated or modified.
Illustrative images
The glass installation, analysis desk, glass planes in the services section and collaboration room in the contact section were created with built-in ImageGen. They illustrate the relationship between law, design and technology; they do not depict actual offices, people, clients or engagements of the firm. Original PNGs and prompts are retained in the project.
Animations and video
The opening uses the WebGL module supplied in the brief, preserved unchanged as hero.js, with Three.js 0.184.0. The globe responds to scrolling and the pointer. The installation film is a 12-second H.264 loop derived from the generated image with a subtle light variation and fixed framing. It is an atmospheric animation, not live footage or output from a video generation model.
The Pause motion control and system reduced-motion setting allow animations to be stopped. Videos are paused when outside the viewport.
Fonts and software
Zalando Sans, JetBrains Mono and all dependencies are served locally. Three.js uses the MIT licence; the fonts use the SIL Open Font License. Licences are retained with the assets. The site has no tracking tools.
The Statement
The original statement is available as a local PDF, with the hash and Quadrans notarisation references from the original site. It is released under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International.