Creating interactive prototypes with editable driving licenses is strongly discouraged in UX. Driving licenses are state-validated identity credentials that contain confidential user details and are legally safeguarded in nearly all jurisdictions. Tampering with, simulating, or creating editable versions real driving licenses—regardless of intent—can violate legal and ethical guidelines related to fraudulent identification, confidentiality breaches, and document tampering.
Instead of attempting to create editable driving licenses, product teams should focus on building secure, آیدی کارت لایه باز compliant prototypes that mimic the user journey of interacting with identity verification systems. For example, you can create a simulated UI that allows users to upload a redacted version of their license, where sensitive fields are obfuscated with dummy content such as FULL NAME, BIRTH DATE, or ID NUMBER.
Leverage prototyping platforms such as Figma, XD, or Sketch to build detailed wireframes of document submission interfaces, verification alerts, and failure messages. Implement clickable features including tappable controls, file upload areas, and auto-updating inputs that respond to user input.
For more advanced prototyping, use tools such as Zapier, Airtable, or Outseta to replicate verification processes without storing actual identifiers.
Make certain your designs adhere to data protection regulations such as regional privacy laws including GDPR and CCPA. Do not incorporate authentic IDs in your prototypes. If you need to demonstrate how a system works with real documents, use government-provided sandbox credentials provided by government agencies or third-party identity verification services that offer isolated simulation spaces.
instead of mimicking legal IDs. Through responsible, compliant, and user-centered approaches, you build products users can confidently rely on.