Components Overview

All .gov.sg digital services shall adopt The Official Government Banner for every page in the digital service and be placed at the top of the page.

The footer contains supporting information for your service at the bottom of your website.
All .gov.sg digital services shall contain a Global Footer Bar across all pages.
The Global Footer Bar should include the name of the digital service, contact information, a privacy statement and the terms of use.

This component is the primary means that your users will use to navigate through your portal. It includes horizontal navigation and branding to identify your site.

The side navigation is used to display a list of links to move between pages within a related category. It is used as a secondary form of navigation where the primary navigation is located hierachically above the page frame.

A dropdown mechanism that allow users to either show or hide related content.

Alerts provide short, timely, and relevant information for your users.

Badges can be used to highlight important bits of information such as labels, notifications & status.

Breadcrumbs help users to navigate and understand where they are on the current website or service.

Buttons communicate actions that users can take throughout your portal which can be used in places such as modals, forms and cards

Cards can be used for headers and footers, a wide variety of content, contain contextual background colors and images.

This component is used when you require users to select multiple items from a list.

This component is used when you require users to make one or more selections from a list

Allows users to select a single date or a range of dates depending on the use case.

Allows users to upload files of various sizes and formats

The modal component inform users about a specific task and may contain critical information which users then have to make a decision. E.g Accepting the T&Cs during signup

The pagination component is used to display a list of page numbers for your users, so that they can navigate to the next or previous page.

Provide up-to-date feedback on the progress of a workflow or action with simple yet flexible progress bars.

The quantity toggle component is used to increase or decrease an incremental venue, usually best used when the user needs to enter or adjust the quantity of a selected item.

Radio buttons allow the user to select one option from a set while seeing all available options.

Used to inform users which step they are at in a form or a process

The use of a table is to organise a collections of data into readable rows

Tabs are a navigation element resembling tabbed dividers in a filing cabinet - by clicking a tab, users can easily locate a page containing related content.

Text areas allow for the collection of input longer than a single line.

Text inputs allow your users to enter letters, numbers and symbols on a single line.

Allows you to convey quick messaging notifications to the user. E.g When an action is completed, a success toast notification can be displayed and dismissed by the user or dismissed after a set amount of time has passed. Alternatively, a CTA can be used with the toast to allow the user to proceed with next steps or try again

Tooltips display more information when users hover over, focus on, or interact with an element.