Capital Framework UI Library

Capital Framework is a deprecated and abandoned front-end UI library developed by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB). It provides a collection of reusable HTML, CSS (Less), and JavaScript components designed to help build consistent user interfaces. The project's GitHub repository was archived and marked as read-only on July 10, 2020, with an explicit recommendation to migrate to the CFPB's successor design system. While the package version 11.0.1 is listed, active development ceased prior to or around the archiving date, meaning there is no ongoing maintenance, bug fixes, or new feature releases. The framework relies heavily on Less for its styling, requiring `autoprefixer` to ensure cross-browser compatibility. Its key differentiator was being the official UI framework for CFPB projects, providing a standardized, accessible base for government-related web development.