IBRAM inaugurates commemorative cycle leading up to its 50th anniversary with website redesign.

Today, December 10th, the Brazilian Mining Institute (IBRAM) celebrates 49 years Acting as the main representative entity for mining in the country, IBRAM is launching the first initiative of this special period to mark the beginning of a commemorative cycle that will extend until December 2026, when the Institute will celebrate its 50th anniversary: ​​a new redesign of its website, which is now more modern, functional, and aligned with the current demands of the sector and society.

This launch officially marks the beginning of the year of celebrations leading up to the institution's fiftieth anniversary. Over the next few months, various initiatives will be presented to highlight IBRAM's trajectory and reinforce the relevance of mining to Brazil's economic, social, and technological development. The portal's redesign was conceived to improve the browsing experience and make access to information faster, more organized, and intuitive. The renewed layout features an updated visual identity, with a clearer hierarchy, improved typography, and graphic elements that reflect IBRAM's strategic positioning in this new phase.

The homepage has also undergone significant adjustments and now features an expanded highlight area, as well as a more dynamic news module, inspired by contemporary portals, which facilitates keeping up with news from the mining sector and initiatives conducted by the Institute.

Navigation has been reorganized with a vertical side menu, integrated into the mobile version, ensuring fluidity, practicality, and consistency across any device. The portal also incorporates advanced digital accessibility practices, such as appropriate contrast, alternative text for images, keyboard navigation, enhanced screen reader compatibility, and micro-interactions that make the experience clearer, more welcoming, and more efficient.

The new portal symbolizes the beginning of a period of renewal, modernization, and appreciation of the trajectory built over almost five decades.