GOV.UK Design System
GOV.UK Design System
Also known as: numerical input ## What A component for accepting different kinds of number. Includes variants with: - increment/decrement buttons - decimal points and delimiters - unit suffixes for...
## What Help users provide information about a business. Some types include: - sole trader - partnership - limited liability company - limited liability partnership - unincorporated association - charity...
## What A link to help users quickly navigate back to the top of long pages of content:  ## Why > Explain why you think this should be added...
## What How to ask for someone's nationality ## Why Services using this pattern: - [Register to vote](https://www.gov.uk/register-to-vote) - [Electronic Visa Waiver](https://www.electronic-visa-waiver.service.gov.uk/apply/begin) - [Registered traveller](https://www.faster-uk-entry.service.gov.uk/initial/nationality) - [International and Tier 2...
## What Help users understand the terms and conditions of using your service. ## Why Most government services have terms and conditions of use. The best services integrate this information...
Maps
## What How and when to use mapping interfaces. How to make sure that information in maps is accessible. Example of "Find apprenticeship training" service  Example...
## What Help users understand that they need to wait for something to happen.  ## Why This pattern is used on GOV.UK Verify...
## What When and how to use illustrations and examples of appropriate illustration style. Example on GOV.UK for renewing passport for photo guidance ...
## What A list of links related to the current page. Appears on the right hand side of a page on large screen devices. Example on GOV.UK [Renew your driving...