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Simulating license upload workflows is a violation of industry norms in UX. Government-issued ID cards are official government-issued identification documents that contain private identifiable data and are protected by law in virtually every nation. Forging, replicating, or modifying real driving licenses—whether for testing or demonstration—can breach data protection laws related to fraudulent identification, confidentiality breaches, and document tampering.

Instead of attempting to create editable driving licenses, product teams should focus on building secure, compliant prototypes that mimic the user journey of interacting with identity verification systems. As an alternative, you can build a placeholder screen that allows users to upload a redacted version of their license, where private information is substituted with generic labels such as NAME, DATE OF BIRTH, or LICENSE NUMBER.

Leverage prototyping platforms such as Figma, XD, or Sketch to create high-fidelity mockups of document submission interfaces, verification alerts, and failure messages. Implement clickable features including clickable buttons, به آموز drag-and-drop zones, and dynamic form fields that adapt to user actions.

To simulate backend logic, use no-code platforms or low-code tools to simulate backend validation logic without processing confidential information.

Always ensure your prototypes comply with data protection regulations such as HIPAA, GDPR, and CCPA. Do not incorporate authentic IDs in your prototypes. To illustrate system behavior with valid data, use officially sanctioned test data provided by authorized providers with test environments that offer isolated simulation spaces.

Keep in mind that prototyping aims to enhance usability and technical performance. By focusing on ethical, legal, and privacy-first design, you create more trustworthy and responsible digital experiences.