Nagaland gov. has directed all departments, IT-empanelled firms to adopt the UX4G Design System and Tools for all existing e-governance websites and mobile applications
KOHIMA — The Nagaland government has directed all departments, agencies and IT-empanelled firms to adopt the User Experience for Government (UX4G) Design System and Tools for all existing and upcoming e-governance websites and mobile applications to enhance user experience.
In an office memorandum, the Department of Information Technology and Communication Nagaland stated that the advisory followed a communication received from the National e-Governance Division (NeGD), Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology, Government of India.
The directive mandates the adoption of the UX4G Design System and Tools for all existing and upcoming e-governance websites and mobile apps, including design and development assignments undertaken for government departments. It added that the UX4G compliance applies to all such platforms, irrespective of whether they are developed in-house or through empanelled vendors.
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The Directorate of Information Technology and Communication, Nagaland, Kohima, may be contacted for technical assistance.
An initiative under the Digital India Programme, UX4G prioritises users’ needs through a citizen-centric approach to user experience. It aims to simplify the process of accessing digital services by providing personalised digital interfaces that are visually appealing, efficient and accessible.
The initiative also seeks to promote better user interface (UI) and UX practices by providing ready-to-use digital mock-ups, prototypes, CSS, images and reusable design components.
It further supports product managers and UI/UX design teams in government departments through technical guidance and assistance to improve the quality of digital user experiences.