Government / Design Systems

Shared React Component Library (RCL) for Dubai Government Platforms

Shared React component library built for Dubai Government platforms to unify the design system across multiple services, accelerating delivery and enforcing consistent, accessible UI standards.

Part of my work withXD.AI for Dubai Government (Dubai Municipality).

React
TypeScript
Design System
Testing
Government

RCL overview with reusable interface components, accessibility patterns, React, TypeScript, and Storybook. — Project visualization · Interface conceptOpen image at full size

Context

Dubai Government product teams were independently rebuilding similar UI components, leading to inconsistent experiences, duplicated logic, and increased maintenance overhead. This was slowing down delivery and increasing maintenance costs.

Approach

Created a centralized, government-grade component library with strict architectural and accessibility standards, enabling teams to reuse components confidently and consistently. This has significantly reduced duplicated UI development and increased maintainability.

What I built

Designed and built a shared React component library for Dubai Government platforms
Standardized UI behavior, layout patterns, and interaction models across multiple government services
Embedded accessibility standards directly into components to ensure WCAG-aligned behavior by default
Enabled faster feature delivery by providing documented, reusable building blocks that can be used across multiple teams
Supported multiple teams through mentorship, reviews, and clear contribution guidelines

Outcome

Reduced duplicated UI development across Dubai Government platforms, improved consistency and accessibility across services, and accelerated delivery by providing a shared, reliable frontend foundation adopted by multiple teams. This has significantly reduced maintenance costs and increased maintainability and scalability.

Built with

ReactTypeScriptStorybookTailwind CSSVite