> Any kind of technical compliance by government is guaranteed to be old and obsolete in the near future. The reality of the situation is that this "design syst

> Any kind of technical compliance by government is guaranteed to be old and obsolete in the near future. The reality of the situation is that this "design system" is a waste of time and it will never iterate as fast as other systems maintained by industry experts in web compliance and accessibility. You really ought to check out how fast this design system has iterated to date: https://github.com/uswds/uswds/releases https://github.com/uswds/uswds/releases > However, government should be focusing on streamlining government operations, not developing accessibility standards and reinventing the same wheel. Leave that to professionals and use what's already available. First, I'm not sure why you think accessibility doesn't fall under streamlining government operations. Second, the folks at USDS are top professionals from industry and are limited to a four year "tour of duty", so they aren't lifelong government employees.