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I might be doubly misunderstanding this, because my first concern was that this could be used to impersonate government services; but; my second thought was (as

I might be doubly misunderstanding this, because my first concern was that this could be used to impersonate government services; but; my second thought was (as someone with no idea of web tech stacks), perhaps this is a reimplementation using a different stack (Vue) of the original, for use for the same purposes? Basically, you want to build a gov.uk site using your preferred stack, which happens to be the same as this, use this instead? Again, many be completely misunderstanding, so hopefully someone can clarify.

matteason 2y ago
Exactly - services on GOV.UK are developed by teams across government (as well as agencies etc), and they're (mostly) free to use whatever tech makes sense for the team and the project. GOV.UK Vue isn't intended for normal, bread-and-butter transactional services (usually a series of form pages) but for things like more complex internal tools, dashboards, mapping etc which would be using JS to provide interactivity