Saudi Digital Government Authority Launches Platforms Code to Unify Digital Identity.

Riyadh: The Digital Government Authority (DGA) has launched the unified design system known as Platforms Code, which serves as the national reference for designing and developing government platform interfaces in Saudi Arabia. This initiative aims to standardize interfaces to ensure a consistent digital experience and enhance user satisfaction across the Kingdom. According to Saudi Press Agency, the Platforms Code was unveiled on Sunday by DGA at a function attended by ministers and digital transformation leaders from both the public and private sectors. DGA Governor Eng. Ahmed Al-Suwaiyan highlighted that the Platforms Code aligns with local and international digital standards. He emphasized that it is a crucial step towards achieving comprehensive digital transformation within government entities, enabling them to hasten a sustainable digital transition. Al-Suwaiyan further mentioned that this initiative will help provide more efficient and effective digital services while aligning with the strategic dire ctions of digital governance. The DGA states that it offers an open-source design system supporting digital projects at government entities by integrating code, design tools, and guidelines. This is based on a community-driven approach, facilitating the rapid development of consistent experiences and allowing designers and developers to focus on meeting specific needs using pre-built assets. Additionally, the event saw the launch of the "Digital Saudi Strategy," which aims to enable the growth of the digital economy. This strategy encourages both public and private sectors to showcase their products more broadly. As part of the strategy, the "Digital Transformation Ambassador" initiative seeks to amplify the impact of digital transformation efforts by appointing ambassadors to foster an integrated digital community, as stated by DGA.