About this handbook

This is a page about the handbook itself — which themes it covers, what applies to privacy and licensing, and how to contribute.

Digg’s themes on GitHub

Digg’s open code is grouped into several themes on github.com/diggsweden. Each theme has its own documentation site:

Theme	Location
Open source	this handbook
Wallet ecosystem	docs.wallet.digg.se (planned)
Open data (DCAT-AP-SE)	docs.dataportal.se/dcat

Policy and guidelines

The handbook rests on Digg’s official policy and guidelines together with international standards. For the full list of sources, see Standards, specifications and principles.

Privacy

The site stores your theme choice (light or dark) in the browser’s localStorage so that the choice persists across visits. The value is light or dark under the key color-theme. It contains no personal data and never leaves your device.

Beyond that, we do none of the following:

No cookies are set.
No analytics or visitor statistics are collected.
No third-party services (analytics, fonts, embedded video) are called.
Search runs locally in the browser. Search terms never leave your device.

Accessibility

The handbook aims to meet WCAG 2.1 Level AA. Semantic landmarks, per-page language marking, a skip-to-content link, and light/dark plus high-contrast theming are in place. Manual browser testing of the focus ring, reflow at 400 % zoom, and the mobile-menu focus trap is still pending.

Report problems at diggsweden/opensource-docs.

Source code and licence

The source for this handbook lives at diggsweden/opensource-docs. The content is CC0-1.0 and may be freely reused, modified and shared. Other organisations are welcome to draw freely on the material for their own documentation.

The build infrastructure follows the Hextra theme licence (MIT).

Contributing

Suggestions and corrections are gratefully received via issues and pull requests in diggsweden/opensource-docs.

MUST: The contributor has personally reviewed, understood and quality-checked any AI-generated content before submitting a pull request. AI contributions are treated the same as human ones — responsibility for the content lies with the contributor.

Status

This handbook is working material under development.