> Is this not what is being withdrawn? What's being withdrawn is their original CUI, linked in the article [0]. From what I can tell, this is very distinct fro

> Is this not what is being withdrawn? What's being withdrawn is their original CUI, linked in the article [0]. From what I can tell, this is very distinct from their new digital service manual, which seems to be replacing the old CUI. > ...but this would need to be either extended or abstracted to be applicable to, say, administrative systems. Based on nothing more than a rough skim of the CUI, admittedly, it seems like the original was a very web/interface-oriented design system in the first place. A focus on web components makes sense, since administrative systems can be implemented with a web-based frontend, and web design systems can be adapted to other user interfaces, because they provide a set of baseline, expected behaviours to replicate. [0]: https://webarchive.nationalarchives.gov.uk/20160921140920/http://systems.digital.nhs.uk/data/cui https://webarchive.nationalarchives.gov.uk/20160921140920/ht...