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Credits

The photographs, video, fonts and other work used on this website, and the licences they are used under.

Video

Hero video
“Woman Using Her Phone Outdoors while Walking” by Darlene Alderson, from Pexels, under the Pexels License. Resized, re-encoded without sound and edited into a seamless loop.

This footage shows a Black woman using her phone in a modern city. It was not filmed in Ghana, and the person shown has not endorsed DigiD Ghana.

Photographs (all from Pexels, under the Pexels License)

Accra skyline
Prince Enos. Source
Accra tower
Prince Enos. Source
Young woman in Accra
Zeal Creative Studios. Source
Young woman on a Ghanaian street
Zeal Creative Studios. Source
Street vendor in Accra
Langford Kwabena. Source
Couple with a smartphone, Ghana
David Crypto. Source
Businessman at his desk
RDNE Stock project. Source
Professional woman at a laptop
RDNE Stock project. Source

The last two photographs show professionals in an office; where they were taken is not stated. Photographs were resized and recompressed. The Pexels License allows free use, including commercial use, without attribution; we credit the photographers anyway.

Fonts

Inter
The Inter Project Authors, SIL Open Font License 1.1. Served from this site.
Fraunces
The Fraunces Project Authors, SIL Open Font License 1.1. Served from this site.

App screenshots

The phone screens on this website are real screenshots of the DigiD Ghana test version, taken in the iOS Simulator. Every person, website and code in them is invented, and the banner in the app says so. The one exception is the camera picture on the Scan the QR code screen: the simulator has no camera, so that picture is an illustration added to the real screen.

Original work

The woven background pattern is original artwork made for this website. The DigiD Ghana logo belongs to M&S Digital Solutions.