How we prioritise additions to the GOV.UK Design System
The GOV.UK Design System have been looking at what their next priorities will be over the next financial year.
Design System
Join us for Design System Day 2022
GOV.UK Design System is holding our Design System Day conference in September. We invite our users and owners of design systems to join in the conversation.
Going beyond the GOV.UK Design System for MoJ Forms professional users
Posted by:
Fabien Marry – Senior interaction designer, MoJ, Posted on:
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Design, Design System
To create government forms easily and quickly, we realised our platform needed to not only use the GOV.UK Design System for but go beyond it.
Help us shape the GOV.UK Design System!
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Katrina Birch – User researcher, GDS and Rosie Clayton – User researcher, GDS, Posted on:
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Design System, Likely to change
Read about the results from past GOV.UK Design System user experience surveys and complete the 2022 survey to tell us about your experience with the Design System.
Letting users tick a ‘none’ checkbox
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Frankie Roberto – Interaction designer, Department for Education, Posted on:
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Design System, Interaction Design
The Department for Education has contributed a new checkbox to the GOV.UK Design System that lets users explicitly tell us none of the other options apply.
We’ve made the GOV.UK Design System more accessible
We've made some changes to the GOV.UK Design System, to make sure everything it contains meets the new public sector accessibility regulations. Here's what you need to know and what you need to do.
How the GOV.UK Design System can work alongside other government design resources
We carried out research to look at how the GOV.UK Design System can work with other design resources across government. Here's what we found out.
How we document components and patterns in the GOV.UK Design System
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Amy Hupe, Posted on:
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Design System, Frontend, Service Design, Service Patterns
The Design System contains styles, components and patterns to help teams in government create user-centred digital services. Here's how we developed the documentation that explains how to use them.
Opening up the GOV.UK Design System for contributions
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Amy Hupe and Ignacia Orellana – Lead service designer, GDS, Posted on:
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Categories:
Design System, Service Design, Service Patterns
The GOV.UK Design System contains styles, components and patterns to help teams design and build services. In this post we look at how we're helping people from across government contribute to it.
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