ALT Screenshot of WebBadge Log-in page showing support for PASSKEY SIGN-IN with a “Sign in with Passkey” button.

ALT Screenshot of the “Manage your passkeys” page displaying a list of passkey credentials for Leo 🐶. The table includes columns for Active (Checked/Unchecked), User WIN, Member Name, Device, Label, Created, Last Used, and Action (Edit and Delete). The list spans multiple device types, including laptops, phones, and hardware security keys. Examples include Windows Hello and MacBook Touch ID for laptop-based passkeys, iPhone and Android devices for mobile passkeys, and hardware keys such as a YubiKey, a backup YubiKey, and a Titan Security Key. Most entries are marked Active, with one entry set to Inactive. Some passkeys show a recent date and time of use, while others display “Never,” indicating they have not yet been used. The layout demonstrates multi-device support, platform authenticators, and backup strategies for secure account access.

ALT A concept graphic titled "What if a Letter of Recommendation became a Badge of Recommendation?" The left side shows a document icon labeled Letter of Recommendation with bullet points for PDF, email attachment, application portal, easy to misplace, and difficult to reuse. An arrow points to the right side, which shows a digital badge labeled Badge of Recommendation with bullet points for portable, verifiable, selectively shareable, travels with you, and trusted wherever it's needed. At the bottom is the statement: Recommendations tell stories about leadership, character, service, teamwork, and potential. What if those stories could travel with the people they describe?

ALT An Identity Day 2026 campaign image shows a young child standing on a paved surface facing a textured wall. A large shadow appears on the wall, visually linking the child and the shadow. The graphic includes the text “Happy ID Day! 16 September” and “My Identity. My Shadow. Never Apart.” alongside Identity Day and ID4Africa logos. The image symbolizes the idea that identity accompanies people throughout life and should support recognition, inclusion, protection, and opportunity.

ALT A person (Mitchell Nguyen) stands near the sideline of a soccer field under a bright blue sky with scattered clouds. A soccer ball rests on the grass nearby, and a long shadow stretches across the foreground. A soccer goal, trees, and homes are visible in the background. The image is framed with Identity Day 2026 campaign graphics, including the message “My Identity. My Shadow. Never Apart.” and branding from ID Day, ID4Africa, and WebBadge.

ALT It's Scams Awareness Week Too often, people are asked to trust before they can verify. One of the challenges of the digital world is helping people discover, evaluate, and verify trust signals before making important decisions. At center, a large glowing pause button surrounded by common digital trust signals connected by illuminated lines: Email: Check the sender. Look closer. QR Code: Where does it really lead? AI Assistant: Is it who it claims to be? Social Profile: Can you verify their identity? Credential: Who issued it? Is it still valid? Website: Is it secure? Is it legitimate? Text Message: Urgency can be a red flag. Other Signals: Look for consistency. Verify when possible. Below button is trust decision framework: Pause → Evaluate → Understand → Then Trust Each step representing stopping, examining signals, considering context, and making informed trust decisions. Building trust starts with building understanding. #Take9 #WebBadgeTrustBuilders #DigitalTrust

ALT A minimalist landscape graphic with a clean white background. Centered prominently across the image is the hashtag #WebBadgeTrustBuilders in large, bold dark blue text. Beneath the hashtag is a thin horizontal blue-to-purple gradient accent line. Below the line appears the statement: “Building trust starts with building understanding.” The words “trust” and “understanding” are highlighted in blue and purple tones. The design contains no additional imagery, icons, or decorations, creating a simple, modern, and professional visual focused on the hashtag and its message.

ALT A split-screen illustration contrasts the early web with today’s digital landscape. On the left, a vintage CRT computer displays the original World Wide Web alongside the text “1991” and the quote, “Try it.” On the right, labeled “2016+,” the quote reads, “There’s a badge for that.” Icons highlight modern online challenges including AI-generated content, scams and impersonation, bots and automated interactions, and misinformation. In the center, an older person with short gray hair sits facing both eras, connected by a glowing pathway leading to a circular “Take 9” emblem. Across the top, the headline reads, “Curiosity helped build the web. Trust can help strengthen its future.” Below it: “Take 9. Verify it. Then try it.” A laptop and smartphone on the right display reminders to verify before engaging by checking the source, looking for evidence, using trusted tools, and thinking critically.

ALT Two people stand side by side in a sunlit plaza, one standing and one using a wheelchair. Surrounding them is a fan of overlapping shadow figures styled as original, non-branded superheroes. Each shadow represents a different strength, role, or contribution, with symbols including protection, innovation, learning, compassion, global connection, community, collaboration, justice, achievement, accessibility, privacy, and trust. Some shadows overlap between the two individuals, symbolizing shared strengths, opportunities, and aspirations, while others highlight unique abilities and experiences. The image conveys inclusion, accessibility, empowerment, recognition, and the idea that everyone has strengths that can make a difference when the right moment calls for them.

ALT Circular America 250 commemorative badge in navy blue and gold. At the center, a stone monument is engraved with “BUILDING TRUST.” Above it, three eras are depicted: “1776 – Our Beginning,” featuring a lantern, early American flag, church, and founding-era document; “2026 – Our Responsibility,” showing people looking toward a modern city skyline at sunrise; and “2276 – Our Legacy,” showing a future landscape with renewable energy, a river, and a constellation-like shield formed by connected stars. A ribbon displays “Authenticity,” “Privacy,” and “Opportunity.” The outer ring reads “America 250,” and the bottom inscription states, “Building the Foundations of Digital Trust for the Next 250 Years.” The design symbolizes stewardship across generations and a future shaped by trust, privacy, opportunity, and responsible innovation.

ALT A web application screenshot of the WebBadge dashboard titled "Your digital providers." Against a dark purple background, four business profile cards are displayed side-by-side with yellow borders, including "The Moon Corporation," "Space Donuts Fundraiser," and Leo's "Professional Good-Boy Services." The third card has an opened Content Credentials digital Nutrition Label popup showing provenance data: identity of Mitchell Nguyen, actions of opened and watermarked, and signed by Adobe Inc. The footer features the brand text "Born in Carlsbad–San Diego, California. Building verifiable trust for the world."

ALT A web application screenshot of the WebBadge "Manage your account" profile photo settings page. The interface features a dark purple background with a circular profile picture of a light brown dog. Overlapping the picture is an open digital Nutrition Label for Content Credentials detailing the image's asset provenance: signed by Adobe Inc. on June 5, 2026, with actions indicating it was opened and watermarked. The footer displays the text "Born in Carlsbad–San Diego, California. Building verifiable trust for the world." alongside regional trust badges.

ALT A desktop screenshot of the Adobe Content Authenticity Inspect tool interface. The center panel displays a verified photograph of a light brown poodle-mix dog looking forward and panting happily in a car seat. The left and right sidebars display embedded C2PA metadata, including contributor details for Mitchell Nguyen, actions like watermarking, and recording confirmation by Adobe Inc.

ALT Circular accessibility badge with universal access symbol representing commitment to accessibility and inclusive design