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Aoline service standard

Aoline design system

Clear, reassuring digital tax services for people whose lives cross borders.

Independent service

Aoline is not part of HMRC or GOV.UK. This system adapts proven public-service interaction principles to Aoline’s own brand.

Design principles

1Start with the user’s situation

Leaving, abroad, returning or arriving—not internal tax categories.

2One clear decision at a time

Reduce uncertainty before asking for more information.

3Say what happens next

Every action describes its result in plain language.

4Trust through evidence

Show dates, sources, credentials and limits of advice.

01

Foundations

A restrained system: high contrast, a five-pixel spacing rhythm and typography optimised for instructions and decisions.

Colour

Deep navy#0B1F33Primary text and header
Slate blue#2F4A60Secondary text and supporting copy
Muted gold#C9A24DAccent rules, borders and value cues
Warm white#F8F6F1Page and card background
Soft grey#EEF1F4Quiet grouped content
Visited purple#4C2C92Previously visited links
Gold text#6E5211Accessible accent text
Focus yellow#FFDD00Keyboard focus only
Error red#B42318Errors and destructive warnings

Typography

48 / 52

International UK tax

36 / 40

Check your tax position

24 / 30

Before you move

19 / 28

Clear body text for important financial information.

Spacing

15px
210px
315px
420px
525px
630px
740px
850px
960px
02

Components

Square, obvious and predictable. Components should look interactive before a user has to investigate them.

Buttons

Use one primary action per screen. Labels state what the action does.

Links and tags

Links use GOV.UK blue and stay underlined. Tags communicate status, never decoration.

Read the UK residence guidance or review an external source on GOV.UK .

CompleteIn reviewNot startedAction needed

Messages and warnings

Colour is supported by a label, icon or border—never used alone.

Important

Your move date can change the answer

Use the date you expect to leave the UK, even if it is not final.

You may need to report a UK property disposal within 60 days.

The Statutory Residence Test depends on your days, ties and circumstances for the whole tax year.

03

Forms

Ask only what is needed to make the next decision. Inputs use large targets, visible labels, helpful hints and explicit errors.

Text input

Labels sit above fields. Hints explain format, not the question itself.

For example, 15 10 2026

Question page

A working example showing radios, checkboxes, error recovery and confirmation.

Where do you currently live?

Select one option.

What connects you to the UK?

Select all that apply.

04

Data display

Summaries make complex tax positions scannable and let users spot errors before they commit.

Summary list

Use on check-your-answers and assessment-result pages.

Current location
Dubai, UAE
Change
Planned return
15 October 2026
Change
UK property
Yes — rented
Change
Review status
Action needed

Comparison table

Headings describe the decision users are making.

Ways Aoline can review your position
ServiceBest forStarting fee
Tax position reviewUnderstanding exposure and next steps£295
Non-resident returnAnnual UK reporting while abroad£595
Move planAdvice before leaving or arriving£750
05

Example service page

The system applied to Aoline’s primary lead product.

BackAoline 2-minute tax checker

Check your UK tax position

Find the UK tax issues that may need attention before or after an international move.

Use this service to check:

  • whether UK residence needs reviewing
  • which UK income or gains may still be taxable
  • whether a UK return or separate report may be required
  • what to discuss with a Chartered Tax Adviser

You will need approximate travel dates and details of your UK connections.

Start the 2-Min Tax Checker
This check gives general guidance. It is not a tax opinion or filing advice.

Source and ownership

Built for Aoline using principles documented by the GOV.UK Design System. Aoline owns its branding, tokens and React components. Government logos, the Crown and GDS Transport are deliberately excluded.