1
Your easy guide to the new Digital Service Standards (DSS) WHAT IS DSS? Why DSS? To help public agencies design and deliver digital services that are: Usable Simple to understand and easy to use * We embrace international standards for accessibility including the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG). We also align the DSS with local standards such as SS 618 - Guidelines on User Interface Design for Older Adults. ACCESSIBILITY & INCLUSIVITY * PERCEIVABLE Ensure contents are available in forms such as speech, large print or Braille OPERABLE Ensure functions are accessible through a keyboard, mouse or other assistive devices UNDERSTANDABLE Clear, concise content that avoids jargon ROBUST Service can be accessed across devices RELEVANCE & CONSISTENCY Adopt COMMON DESIGN ELEMENTS such as a standard masthead for a consistent user experience Conduct to ensure contents and services are up-to-date REGULAR REVIEWS Provide clear and RELEVANT CONTENT Relevant Meeting the needs of users Accessible & Inclusive Benefit different users, including the elderly and persons with special needs Aligned with Digital Government Blueprint (DGB) A set of standards to help public agencies deliver their digital services to be easy to use, seamless and relevant to users </> All government digital services must use the DSS 3 Design Principles All government digital services must apply these principles { } Digital services designed according to the DSS will help users: Easy to navigate around Actionable error messages Smart default forms with pre-filled data from MyInfo INTUITIVE DESIGN & USABILITY Identify, access and navigate a service easily Track and monitor transactions more efficiently Complete a transaction or interaction more effortlessly Features for a more intuitive user interface:

Design Principles { apply these principles } · To help public agencies design and deliver digital services that are: Usable Simple to understand and easy to use * We embrace international

  • Upload
    others

  • View
    2

  • Download
    0

Embed Size (px)

Citation preview

Page 1: Design Principles { apply these principles } · To help public agencies design and deliver digital services that are: Usable Simple to understand and easy to use * We embrace international

Your easy guide to the new

Digital Service Standards (DSS)

WHAT IS DSS?

Why DSS? To help public agencies designand deliver digital services that are:

UsableSimple to understand and easy to use

* We embrace international standards for accessibility including the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG). We also align the DSS with local standards such as SS 618 - Guidelines on User Interface Design for Older Adults.

ACCESSIBILITY

& INCLUSIVITY*

PERCEIVABLEEnsure contents are available in forms such as speech, large print or Braille

OPERABLEEnsure functions are accessible througha keyboard, mouse or other assistive devices

UNDERSTANDABLEClear, concise content that avoids jargon

ROBUSTService can be accessed across devices

RELEVANCE & CONSISTENCYAdopt COMMON DESIGN ELEMENTSsuch as a standard masthead for a consistent user experience

Conduct

to ensure contents and services are up-to-dateREGULAR REVIEWS

Provide clear and RELEVANT CONTENT

Relevant Meeting the needs of users

Accessible & InclusiveBene�t different users, including the elderly and persons with special needs

Aligned with Digital Government Blueprint (DGB)

A set of standards to help public agencies deliver their digital services to be easy to use, seamless and relevant to users

</>

All government digital services must use the DSS

3 Design Principles

All government digital services must apply these principles{ }

Digital services designed according to the DSS will help users:

• Easy to navigate around• Actionable error messages• Smart default forms with pre-�lled data from MyInfo

INTUITIVE DESIGN & USABILITY

Identify, access and navigate a service easily

Track and monitor transactions more ef�ciently

Complete a transaction or interaction more effortlessly

Features for a more intuitive user interface: