✒️ Summary
🚀 UX4G (User Experience for Government) is a comprehensive UI component library I developed, specifically designed for Indian government digital services. This project aims to standardize digital interfaces, ensure accessibility, and improve the citizen experience across government platforms.
📋 Project Overview
At its core, UX4G provides a consistent, professional, and inclusive design system for building citizen-facing applications. The library offers copy-paste ready components that accelerate development while adhering to strict accessibility (WCAG 2.1 AA) and multilingual standards, ensuring that digital services are usable by everyone.
⭐ Key Features & Implementation
🎨 Government-Appropriate Design System
- 🏛️ Designed a professional, clean interface suitable for official government services.
- 🎨 Utilized an accessible color palette and clear typography for readability.
- 🧩 Created consistent design patterns to standardize user experience across services.
♿ Accessibility First
- ✅ Ensured full compliance with WCAG 2.1 Level AA standards.
- ⌨️ Implemented robust keyboard navigation and screen reader support.
- 🌍 Built an inclusive experience accessible to citizens with disabilities.
🛠️ Core Functionality
- 🇮🇳 Provided comprehensive Indic script coverage for extensive multilingual support.
- 💻 Offered copy-paste ready components, eliminating the need for package installation.
- 📱 Included responsive templates for common government service patterns like dashboards and forms.
🔧 Technical Stack
- 🎯 Framework: Next.js 15
- 💅 Styling: Tailwind CSS
- ⚙️ UI Primitives: Radix UI
- 🛡️ Language: TypeScript
- ✨ Icons: Lucide React
💪 Development Challenges & Solutions
A significant challenge was creating a design system that felt both modern and authoritative, suitable for official government use. I solved this by deeply researching Indian government design guidelines and blending them with modern UI principles. Ensuring WCAG 2.1 AA compliance and robust Indic script support for every component required meticulous testing and a focus on semantic HTML and ARIA attributes from the ground up.