DHS S&T · Public-Sector Digital Services

A digital wallet built around the credential holder.

A design system for a digital wallet that lets people hold and share verifiable credentials — built for the DHS S&T Digital Wallet Challenge.

RoleDesign · UI/UX
EngagementDignari · Federal
RecognitionChallenge Winner · 2021

The Brief

Make verifiable credentials something people can hold and share.

The design puts the credential holder first: credentials organized by domain with clear status, selective disclosure so only the attributes a transaction needs are shared, and a “package” concept for combining credentials into a single, consent-driven submission.

The Work

dignari.github.io/digital-wallet-siteDesign system
DHS Digital Wallet — design system shown across multiple screens
Design systemCredentials organized by domain, with a package for consent-driven submission.
DHS Digital Wallet — credential UI on mobile
Credential UIHolder-first screens with selective disclosure of only the attributes a transaction needs.

Built to open standards

Aligned with the U.S. Web Design System (USWDS) and Section 508 accessibility, informed by the W3C Credentials Community Group, and delivered as open-source artifacts (Sketch and Sass) in a public repository.

U.S. Web Design System Section 508 W3C Credentials Community Group Open-source (Sketch & Sass)

View the project — dignari.github.io/digital-wallet-site

Recognition

A winner of the DHS S&T Digital Wallet UI/UX Challenge, 2021 — a national DHS innovation challenge.

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Holder-first

Credentials organized by domain, with selective disclosure of only what a transaction needs.

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Open standards

Aligned with USWDS and Section 508; informed by the W3C Credentials Community Group.

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Open source

Delivered as Sketch and Sass artifacts in a public repository.