I see the issue - the CSS animations using transform on SVG elements don't work reliably across browsers. SVG animations need to be done with SMIL (SVG native animations) or by animating specific SVG attributes. Let me rewrite this with proper SVG animations:

Rewrote the motion graphics component using native SVG SMIL animations (<animate> elements) which work reliably across all browsers. Each exercise pattern now has proper biomechanically accurate movements: squats show the full descent with knee bend and hip hinge, deadlifts show the torso hinging forward while legs stay relatively straight, push-ups show the body lowering and pressing back up, curls show the forearm rotating at the elbow with the dumbbell, etc. The animations are smooth and continuous with appropriate timing for each movement pattern.

The SVG looks syntactically correct. The issue is likely the oklch color string causing problems in React. Let me check if it's a color parsing issue:

Now let me also check if the component is rendering correctly in the session-view. Let me look for any other potential issues:

The component looks fine. Let me check what's at the very end to ensure it's properly exported and closed:

The component looks fine. The issue might be in the video button. Let me check:

I see - the video button imports ExerciseMotionDemo but I need to check if that export exists. Let me verify:

Found the bug! The video button imports ExerciseMotionDemo but the component is named ExerciseMotionGraphic. Let me add the missing export:

Let me just rewrite the entire video button to remove the dependency on ExerciseMotionDemo and use ExerciseMotionGraphic directly:

Fixed the white screen issue. The problem was that ExerciseVideoButton was importing ExerciseMotionDemo which didn't exist in the motion graphic component - only ExerciseMotionGraphic was exported. I rewrote the video button to use ExerciseMotionGraphic directly and inline the demo content. Also fixed the stroke color from oklch() to a standard hex color #a3e635 for better browser compatibility.