Open source badge
Awarded when the project uses an approved open source license.
- 🥇 Gold
- Licensed under an approved open source license
Maintained badge
Awarded when the project meets maintenance health criteria.
- 🥇 Gold
- Multiple active maintainers
- 🥈 Silver
- At least one release in the last 6 months
- 🥉 Bronze
- 5+ commits in 6 months, issues responded to within 7 days
Reused badge
Awarded when the project is packaged and adopted by others.
- 🥇 Gold
- Actively used by 10+ organizations
- 🥈 Silver
- Actively used by at least one organization
- 🥉 Bronze
- Published packages and passing CI in the last 6 months
Security badge
Awarded when the project follows security best practices.
- 🥇 Gold
- No known vulnerabilities at release, critical CVEs fixed within a day
- 🥈 Silver
- 75%+ merge requests reviewed, 80%+ tags signed
- 🥉 Bronze
- Protected branches, security policy, fast issue response
Supply chain badge
Awarded when the supply chain is transparent following SLSA standards.
- 🥇 Gold
- Full build and source provenance traceability
- 🥈 Silver
- VEX attestations for vulnerability assessment
- 🥉 Bronze
- Changelog, contribution guidelines, SBOM attestations
Features
- Composants HTML, CSS et Javascript accessibles
- Mise en conformité avec la charte de l'État
- Responsive et compatible avec les principaux navigateurs
Description
Le Système de Design de l'État (ci-après, le DSFR) est un ensemble de composants web HTML, CSS et Javascript pour faciliter le travail des équipes projets des sites Internet publics, et créer des interfaces numériques de qualité et accessibles.
L'outil est développé, maintenu et géré par le Service d'Information du Gouvernement (SIG).
Son utilisation par les administrations est soumise à une demande d'agrément et requiert un domaine en .gouv.fr.