Försäkringskassans designsystem 6.62.0

The main objective of the design system is to create accessible reusable components.

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Offentligkod.se
License
MIT License
Release date
Status
Stable
Type
Library
Maintenance
Maintained internally
Platforms
Web
Languages
English, Swedish (Sweden)

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Features

  • Accessible Vue Components
  • Responsive design
  • Design guidelines
  • User input validation with error handling
  • Functions / utils

Description

FK Design System is developed by the Swedish Social Insurance Agency (Försäkringskassan). The main objective of the design system is to create accessible reusable components. It is composed of the component framework along with related design documentation. We aim for all components to fulfill WCAG 2.2 AA (or higher) and the EU accessibility directive (EN301549). All components are tested both manually and with automated tools on a large range of devices. The component framework was initially released internally in October 2019. It has been continuously evolved since then with more components added.

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