GOV.UK content style guide

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The GOV.UK content style guide is the official set of writing and formatting standards that ensures all UK government digital content is clear, consistent, and user-focused.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf editorial style guide
web content style guide
writing style guide
appliesTo GOV.UK NERFINISHED
UK government digital content
country United Kingdom
defines capitalisation rules for GOV.UK
formatting rules for GOV.UK
how to structure content
how to write abbreviations and acronyms
how to write dates
how to write for assistive technologies
how to write for the web
how to write headings
how to write links
how to write lists
how to write measurements
how to write numbers
punctuation rules for GOV.UK
spelling conventions for GOV.UK
tone of voice for GOV.UK
emphasises avoiding jargon
using active voice
using consistent terminology
using short sentences
writing for users not for government
focusesOn accessibility
consistency across services
inclusive language
plain English
user needs
hasPrimaryGoal ensure clarity of government content
ensure consistency of government content
ensure user-focused government content
hasSection A to Z of style terms
content design principles
formatting and punctuation rules
writing for accessibility
hostedOn GOV.UK NERFINISHED
language English
maintainedBy GDS NERFINISHED
Government Digital Service NERFINISHED
partOf GOV.UK Design System guidance ecosystem NERFINISHED
publisher Government Digital Service NERFINISHED
relatedTo GOV.UK Design System NERFINISHED
GOV.UK Service Manual NERFINISHED
scope all content published on GOV.UK
usedBy UK government content designers
UK government digital teams
UK government publishers NERFINISHED
service teams across government

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GOV.UK usesStyleGuide GOV.UK content style guide