FIDES

Fides, the Roman goddess representing good faith and honesty, played a vital role in upholding the moral integrity of the Romans. 

As one of the oldest Roman deities, Fides personified the ideals cherished by the society, along with other revered deities like Honos and Libertas. 

A temple dedicated to Fides was constructed near the temple of Jupiter on the Capitoline Hill in 254 BC, symbolizing the profound trust between gods and mortals. 

During this period, Fides Publica, as she came to be known, assumed the role of safeguarding treaties and state documents, which were entrusted to her temple for protection. The temple also served as a gathering place for the Senate, underscoring her significance to the welfare of the state.

In the digital realm, where trust and security are paramount, Fides stands as a guardian, ensuring the integrity and reliability of individuals' identities.

Fides has contributed to our modern legal terminology with the term "bona fide," meaning acting in good faith. This term reflects the importance of trust and authenticity, which are fundamental principles upheld by the identity proofing application.

Inspired by the essence of Fides, every design choice in the application has been carefully crafted to capture her image and spirit. From the color palette that resonates with her symbolism to the overall aesthetic, the application seeks to encapsulate the essence of Fides and reinforce the values of trust, authenticity, and security in a modern and user-friendly manner.

By drawing inspiration from Fides, the identity proofing application not only pays homage to the rich historical significance but also strives to instill confidence and peace of mind in users, fostering an environment where trust and authenticity flourish.