A unified design ecosystem that enables teams to build accessible, scalable, and user-centric digital experiences with reusable components and design guidance.
An illustration of a citizen services dashboard built with UX4G, shown on desktop and mobile.
From Aadhaar authentication and grievance filing to certificate issuance — UX4G addresses the specific flows and compliance requirements of Indian public services.
From a six-box OTP input to a three-level grievance escalation tree — every pattern in UX4G was shaped by real workflows inside real government services, then tested with the teams building them. This is not a starter kit. It is a complete system.
Teams using UX4G automatically inherit DPDP Act 2023 consent flows, Right to Service Act SLA accountability, GIGW 3.0 accessibility standards, and DARPG grievance guidelines. The legal requirements are already handled — so teams can focus on the service, not the specification.
UX4G ships with a documented core. What it becomes depends on the teams building on top of it. Custom components, ministry-specific patterns, and service-tested solutions can all feed back into the system. Everything Made by you starts here.
Assess, identify, and resolve usability issues while improving compliance with UX best practices through automated audits and comprehensive UX reviews.
Common queries and clarifications
Better user experience
Elderly-friendly
Improved readability
WCAG support
