The U.S. Web Design System (USWDS) is a set of design and development principles, components, and guidelines created by the United States government. It helps agencies and others building modern services for citizens to create consistent, accessible, and user-friendly websites and applications.

The USWDS provides a framework for building digital experiences that prioritize usability and accessibility. It also provides the tools and information needed to build services for end users that have a famaliar, cohesive visual identity, ensuring a seamless and effective online presence for government services and information.

The USWDS promotes efficiency by offering reusable design elements, fostering a unified digital landscape across government websites.

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