UX/UI Design with the Korea Government Design System (KRDS)

Designing digital services for the public sector requires a deep understanding of consistency, usability, and accessibility. This text-based guide introduces you to the Korea Government Design System (KRDS), showing you how to apply national design standards to your web projects using Figma. You will transition from basic design concepts to structuring complex public-sector web interfaces. By studying real-world component patterns and accessibility guidelines, you will understand how to create high-quality, compliant digital products that serve diverse user groups. What you'll learn: Understand the core principles, structure, and purpose of the Korea Government Design System (KRDS); Apply KRDS components, typography, and color guidelines to web design layouts in Figma; Design digital interfaces that meet modern web accessibility standards and usability requirements; Configure responsive grids and layouts to ensure seamless user experiences across mobile and desktop; Practice structuring design files, styles, and reusable components using modern Figma workflows. The course begins with foundational definitions of design systems and the specific compliance standards of the KRDS. You will then progress through step-by-step written walkthroughs covering layout composition, component usage, and accessibility integration. This course is designed for beginner UX/UI designers, web developers, and project managers looking to work on public sector digital services. No prior design experience is required. Start reading today to align your design skills with national standards and build better digital services.