White-Labeling Didit SDK: Complete Branding Guide
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Didit SDK supports white-label identity verification integrations through a modular architecture that separates core verification logic from its user interface, enabling extensive visual and flow customization without changing underlying functionality. Branding is primarily handled through CSS overrides targeting predefined SDK classes for fonts, colors, buttons, inputs, and other components, while careful selector specificity is recommended before using the `!important` flag. For more sophisticated or dynamic themes, CSS-in-JS tools such as Styled Components or Emotion can provide scoped, maintainable styling. Developers can also customize error messages, loading indicators, and, through API access, component rendering for a more fully bespoke interface. Didit provides documentation, example themes, support, and a demo environment to assist implementation, while emphasizing thorough testing to maintain a consistent user experience after customization.
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