Photography and asset credits
These photographs illustrate everyday business activity. The people and businesses pictured are not presented as PHP Ledger customers, partners or endorsers.
Photography
- Kolkata shop: Gorky Sinha, Street Shop in Kolkata Capturing Daily Life.
- Café: Rachel Claire, Faceless Barista Working at Counter.
- Workshop: Tima Miroshnichenko, Carpenter Working in Workshop.
- Grocery stall: Fahad Ali, Man Sorting Through Pile of Groceries.
- Store counter: Ahmet Hezretov, Salesman Standing at Counter in Store.
- Grocery shop: Kenan Turguç, Man Working in Grocery Store.
- Faisalabad market: Aa Dil, Men in Store.
- Tea stall: Gowtham AGM, Man Preparing a Hot Drink at a Market.
- Tailor: İrem Çevik, Tailor Sewing Clothes with Industrial Machine.
- Bar: Ketut Subiyanto, Focused Young Asian Female Bartender Typing on Laptop.
- Vendor: Ankit Rainloure, Man Sitting Inside a Store.
The photographs and prepared image library use the Pexels licence. Images are locally served in responsive sizes and may be cropped by the page layout. Original downloads and their provenance are retained in the repository.
Typography and icons
The website uses Manrope headings, Poppins body text and Inter figures. Each font is served locally under the SIL Open Font License 1.1: Manrope Project Authors, Poppins Project Authors and Inter Project Authors.
Interface icons use Tabler Icons outline assets. See the source revision and MIT licence.
Company logos
BixiTech, BixiSoft, BrownBag and Agency75 support the open-source initiative. These marks retain their original artwork and colours with proportional sizing. They belong to their respective owners and are not licensed by the PHP Ledger software licence. See the source record.
PHP Ledger identity and product images
The book-shaped P follows the designer-supplied logo. The horizontal web asset is an interim adaptation. Final production artwork remains under refinement.
The product images are actual development-application captures from September 2026 using synthetic company records. Web derivatives preserve the source content. Screenshots are evidence of the illustrated preview, not a production-readiness or accounting-compliance claim.