[testbot123]

Couterpoint: encourage more people to use WebGL for trivial things! Learn new concepts, break old ways of thinking, experiment with half-baked ideas, allow yourself room to grow. Don't let people tell you that the web is one single thing with rules. There are no rules! You can do whatever you want!

[cycloptic]

That is all fine for a personal website, but if you're thinking of WebGL for general use, there are an absurd number of rules. I even linked some of them in the parent post.

[uxcolumbo]

It really depends what the use case is.

For example one of the sites linked off a site further above is Orano[0]. Beautiful and looks pretty cool, but accessibility doesn't seem that great, i.e. contrast ratio and overall legibility.

So when creating informational sites always keep accessibility in mind, regardless what technology you choose to use.

https://www.orano.group/experience/innovation/en