sovon
TF Legend
I just found out about UX4G (User Experience for Government). It's an Indian government plan to make their websites and apps better and easier for everyone to use. It follows rules like GIGW to ensure sites are accessible and work well on phones too.
From their website (ux4g.gov.in), here's what it offers:
- A free design toolkit with ready-made parts (like buttons and forms) that you can use in Figma.
- Steps for good design: Understand users, plan, brainstorm ideas, make prototypes, and test them.
- Helpful stuff like a guidebook, real examples (over 50), and training sessions (they've done 78+ with 5,000+ people).
- Focus on making sites fast, easy for all (including disabled users), and checked for quality.
It's part of Digital India, and they had a big workshop in May 2024. This could help make government services less frustrating!
Source: https://www.ux4g.gov.in/
From their website (ux4g.gov.in), here's what it offers:
- A free design toolkit with ready-made parts (like buttons and forms) that you can use in Figma.
- Steps for good design: Understand users, plan, brainstorm ideas, make prototypes, and test them.
- Helpful stuff like a guidebook, real examples (over 50), and training sessions (they've done 78+ with 5,000+ people).
- Focus on making sites fast, easy for all (including disabled users), and checked for quality.
It's part of Digital India, and they had a big workshop in May 2024. This could help make government services less frustrating!
Source: https://www.ux4g.gov.in/
