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# JavaScript

The **JavaScript SDK** helps you integrate payments into your website. The SDK payment framework follows the [PCI Security Standard Council - Best Practices for Securing E-commerce](https://www.pcisecuritystandards.org/pdfs/best_practices_securing_ecommerce.pdf). The framework supports responsive design and lets you style content by using the host page.

See the following articles to integrate the **JavaScript SDK**:

* [Prerequisites](/guides/javascript/prerequisites.md)
* [Add payment form](/guides/javascript/add-payment-form.md)
* [Format payment page](/guides/javascript/format-payment-page.md)
* [Process payment](/guides/javascript/process-payment.md)
* [Apple Pay for Web](/guides/javascript/apple-pay-for-web.md)
* [Google Pay for Web](/guides/javascript/google-pay-for-web.md)
* [IDTech VP8300](/guides/javascript/idtech-vp8300.md)
* [Card validations](/guides/javascript/card-validations.md)
* [Configure payment page](/guides/javascript/configure-payment-page.md)


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