@aegov/design-system
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A design system for the Government of the United Arab Emirates. The design system has been created based on research and information collected from in-depth studies conducted on user behaviour and benchmarking best practices. The primary use of this desig
The design system has been created based on research and information collected from in-depth studies conducted on user behaviour and benchmarking best practices.
The purpose of the design system is to create a set of components, blocks and patterns with detailed guidelines on how to create web UI for Federal Ministries and Authorities of the United Arab Emirates.
For full documentation, visit UAE Design Language System.
The Design Language System is built with standards and components that will help you build websites faster and with a consistent UI adhering to accessibility principles.
The Design Language System (DLS) is built with TailwindCSS and to get started, you simply need to add the the DLS plugin to your existing or new TailwindCSS Project.
For installation instructions, go to dls.government.ae/docs/installation
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A design system for the Government of the United Arab Emirates. The design system has been created based on research and information collected from in-depth studies conducted on user behaviour and benchmarking best practices. The primary use of this desig
The npm package @aegov/design-system receives a total of 95 weekly downloads. As such, @aegov/design-system popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @aegov/design-system demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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