Component proposal: CUI Banner #5767
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I'm happy to help you do research for this. I have a list of sources already compiled. |
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A few years ago, I worked on Astro, a design system for the Air Force Space and Missile Systems Center, where we developed these classification marking components: https://www.astrouxds.com/components/classification-markings/ |
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CUI Banner proposal
About this component
Component name
Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) Banner
Description
The CUI banner creates a consistent pattern for marking controlled unclassified information in electronic contexts.
Design system need
CUI must be clearly marked when it is displayed on a website or printed from the screen. Creating a common CUI banner would create a clear and consistent pattern that ensures compliance with current policy.
From GSA’s CUI Guide: “CUI indicators must be present to alert users of the presence of CUI within the system. A warning must be shown on the login screen or via a screen after logging in, and optionally in headers that appear on each page displayed. Additionally, any printouts generated from an application must have the CUI banner on every page of the printout. If these are not printed by the application, the user must write the banner on every page that is printed or use a CUI cover sheet to protect the information that is printed.”
Related laws and policies
The CUI program was established by Executive Order 13556 [PDF], and implemented by 32 CFR part 2002.
Component design
The CUI banner should clearly convey to users that they are viewing controlled unclassified information.
The banner must be present both when viewed on screen and when printed from the screen.
Resources
Possible variants
There are two likely variants for this component:
And because the things that make it different are dictated in laws, Federal regulations, and government-wide policies, they are not things that can legally be ignored or overlooked. As such, a document containing multiple CUI Specified Categories and Subcategories must include ALL of them in the CUI Banner Marking. NARA’s CUI marking guide
Demonstration
Here is a simple mockup of a CUI banner from NARA’s CUI marking guide:
Implementation examples
Provide a list of links to examples of this kind of component on government (preferred) or non-government sites.
Related USWDS components
This component could possibly be a cousin of the site alert component.
Key audiences
This component is designed for agencies that want to display CUI on websites and applications.
Usage
When to use this component
When to consider a different component
Do not use this component for content that does not contain CUI.
Usability and accessibility
Usability considerations
The banner should be prominent and clearly communicate its message.
Accessibility considerations
The banner should be visible to all assistive devices. The accessibility guidance added to the site alert component could possibly apply here.
Stakeholders
Volunteers
If there are any volunteers who are willing to help design, develop, or test this component, tag them here with details about their roles.
Endorsements
If there is significant support from a given agency or group, include their names here and tag any stakeholders.
Contributors
Create a list of those who helped carry out the research and work to prepare this proposal. Include your name and/or GitHub username if you'd like credit as a contributor.
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