Recomenditions for LED strip lighting hardware options

Hardware
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I want to have RGBWW light strips, that is RGB with cool and warm LED white control. I am constructing my house now and the studs are still open for wiring.
Looking for opinions on my options.

I want a wall panel control in addition to HA automated control. Options are Wifi control, RF control, DMX, I suspect there would be an advantage to have the wall control be wired so the lights can be controlled when the HA is down, but is this really an advantage?

DMX systems can be found with both wired and RF options and from what I can see may be my only option to have HA control and a wired wall panel control. But maybe wireless control is fine? Comment if you have been down this rabbit hole.

Manufactures I have seen:
Duet sells a DMX & Wireless RGB-WW In-Wall Controller
Ltech also has a similar system and seems robust according to marketing material
MiBoxer is another option but seems less robust.
Not used any of these so don’t know how easily they integrate with HA.

My big picture, in Oregon where it is overcast half the year I will have LEDs hidden above the windows and sliding glass doors. During the day the WW LEDs will mimic the sun, so every day light will appear to come from the windows, even with cloud cover. In the evening I can have daylight or flood the walls in color.

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Regardless of any lighting, put in Cat6e (or better) cable, going back to a facilities cupboard to make your house cabling smart. It will increase the resale value down the track. You may not need it now, but you will be glad in the future you did this. Make the tails go to floor level and a little bit more to pull out through a future opening for a socket.
Whatever you use it for in the future, even if only a draw string to pull other cable, you will have paid for three or four boxes of Cat6e many times over in time, labor and patching ugly holes.

Carefully mark up on a house plan and make electronic copies for future reference. Spray paint location so you can easily tell if you are close when you make an exploratory hole later.
Whether you run Ethernet, DMZ, audio, video, security, whatever, it gives you the security of hard wired without complications of interference, stability, and signal strength. Think about eaves, door jambs, window frames, and other places you may need sensors, camera, switches, locks, and devices too. Label both ends please.
Just do it!

For your LEDs, hard wired too.

I’ve been doing this for decades on new builds, and to be able to come back, punch a hole, pull out a cable, terminate it to a socket, plug in the other end and be out within half an hour is worth it many times over. No fuss, no crawling under floors or climbing in ceilings, no chasing out conduits, no painting and wall repairs. Just a cable, dormant till now, but oh so handy!