The US Forms System is an open source library and set of guiding principles for building complex web-based forms using React, the JSON Schema standard, and the US Web Design System.
Based on the experience and interviews with prospective users, we're considering a redesign that incorporates the feedback we have gained from building this library. If you're interested in helping us design and build the next USFS please open an issue!
Inspired by Mozilla's react-jsonschema-form library, the US Forms System is specifically intended for consistently styled governmental web-based forms. This library enables you to describe form fields in a JSON Schema configuration file, which then renders the backing React components necessary to build your form. You'll build forms significantly faster than existing methods, and benefit from the US Web Design System's best practices in user experience and data collection, validation, and transmission.
For information about setting up and using the US Forms System, see the US Forms System Documentation.
Additionally, the US Forms System Starter App provides the basic files and configuration needed to get started building a form using the US Forms System.
Please read our Code of Conduct and CONTRIBUTING.md for more details.
To receive regular updates about this project, please join our mailing list by sending an email to forms-subscribe-request@listserv.gsa.gov.
If you want to directly contact the project team, you can send your questions to forms@lists.usds.gov.
- Roadmap, research, and process: US Forms System Wiki
- Project progress: US Forms System Project Board
- PowerPoint: About the US Forms System