The accessible HTML-Standard
KoliBri is a component library specifically designed to enhance accessibility in web development. Released as an open-source project by the Informationstechnikzentrum Bund (ITZBund), it aims to create reusable web components that adhere to the highest standards of usability and accessibility. By following the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) and maintaining compliance with the BITV, KoliBri serves as a robust and versatile solution for both static and dynamic websites.
The vision behind KoliBri is to ensure that the HTML compositions used in web projects are not just functional but also accessible to all users. Its framework-agnostic approach allows for easy integration with various corporate designs and style guides, making it an attractive option for developers searching for high-quality open-source solutions.
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