Recognizing the designers, open-source creators, type foundries, and tools powering edvisery.com.
The visual identity, user experience (UI/UX), design system, custom layouts, animation orchestrations, performance engineering, and frontend application of edvisery.com have been exclusively designed and developed by Flexon Digital for Edvisery Education India Private Limited.
Licensed under the SIL Open Font License, Version 1.1
A geometric sans-serif typeface designed by the Indian Type Foundry (ITF) (Ninad Kale and Jonny Pinhorn). Used as Edvisery’s primary UI, body, and navigation typography.
A contemporary slab serif typeface designed by Sol Matas for Omnibus-Type. Used for editorial headings, academic titles, and prominent statistics.
Vector icons, interactive UI elements, and badge components
Clean, consistent open-source iconography crafted by the Lucide Project contributors. Used for navigation indicators, feature checkmarks, and form cues.
High-resolution vector country flags for international programs and dial codes provided by Flagcdn.com.
Software packages powering high performance and security
Vercel, Inc. · MIT License
Meta Platforms Open Source · MIT License
Tailwind Labs, Inc. · MIT License
GreenSock / Webflow · Standard License
Studio Freight / Darkroom · MIT License
PHP Group · Open Source Security Baseline
Educational campus photography and corporate imagery
Photographs depicting students, university campus environments, lecture theatres, and executive professionals are sourced from verified university media kits and royalty-free collections on Unsplash under the Unsplash License (free for commercial and educational use without mandatory attribution, though credited here in full good faith).
All university names, crests, logos, and acronyms displayed on edvisery.com belong solely to their respective institutional proprietors and statutory bodies. Edvisery uses these marks strictly in a nominative, informational capacity under Section 30 of the Indian Trade Marks Act, 1999 to identify academic programmes and aid prospective candidates in comparative course selection.