These standards for common form inputs to enable us to provide a more consistent, seamless experience across Government of New Brunswick programs and services.
Our forms are a primary touchpoint between people and government. Inconsistent forms require users to relearn how things work with each new task, increasing the failure rate and creating unnecessary barriers to access.
How to ask users for an account or file number.
How to ask users for their address.
Allows users to select one or more options.
Show users a summary of their information before they submit.
How to structure a form for creating an account.
How to ask for dates.
How to ask users for their driver’s licence number.
How to ask users for an email address.
Form containers can improve the layout of your application or service.
Use accordions to organize forms into sections.
How to request an international phone number
How to ask for a library card number.
How to ask for a vehicle's license plate number.
How to ask users for their Medicare number.
How to ask users for consent.
How to ask users for their Outdoors Card number.
How to ask users for their phone number.
How to ask for a postal code.
How to make an autocomplete field to show suggestions based on user input.
Allows user to select preferred language.
How to ask for a Property Account Number (PAN).
How to use radio buttons to give users mutually exclusive choices.
How to indicate a required field.
Help users quickly find what they are looking for.
How to use a dropdown menu to let users select one option from a list.
How to build a form for signing in.
How to implement a star rating component.
How to use a text area for multiline user input.
Create a basic text input field.
How to ask users for Vehicle Identification Number.