Collective work of the Normes & standards working group of the SNE digital commission.

The quality control lists for digital books aim to :

• ensure access to digital books for as many readers as possible, without discrimination as to age, skills, physical or mental abilities, culture, equipment or access methods;
• to build a common quality standard for digital books
• make it easier for professionals to take ownership and give meaning to the actions undertaken;

This work is based on the Opquast Checklist - web quality assurance, 240 rules to improve your sites and take better account of your users - Version 4 - 2020-2025

## Licence The rules are published under a Creative Commons BY-SA licence. You may use them freely, provided you maintain authorship of the content, via a link to :

www.opquast.com. Opquast is a French registered trademark. https://github.com/edrlab/qualebook https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/

JSON and CSV outputs are used to export rule data in structured formats that can be consumed by other systems or used for data analysis. To access these outputs:

• https://edrlab.github.io/qualebook/fr/rules/index.json
• https://edrlab.github.io/qualebook/fr/rules/index.csv

This repo documentation is available as [deepwiki].(https://deepwiki.com/edrlab/qualebook/)

Dépot de travail collectif du Groupe de travail Normes & standards de la commission numérique du SNE.

Les listes de contrôle de qualité du livre numérique ont pour objectif de :

• assurer l'accès aux livres numérique pour le plus grand nombre de lecteurs, sans discrimination d'age, de compétence, d'aptitudes physiques ou mentales, de culture, de matériel et modalités d'accès ;
• bâtir un référentiel commun de qualité du livre numérique
• faciliter l'appropriation par les professionnels et donner du sens aux actions entreprises ;

Ce travail est basé sur la Checklist Opquast - assurance qualité web, 240 règles pour améliorer vos sites et mieux prendre en compte vos utilisateurs - Version 4 - 2020-2025

Les règles sont publiées sous licence Creative Commons BY-SA. Vous pouvez les utiliser librement, à la condition de maintenir la paternité du contenu, via un lien vers :

• www.opquast.com. Opquast est une marque française déposée à  l'INPI.
• https://github.com/edrlab/qualebook

https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/

Hugoplate is a free starter template built with Hugo, and TailwindCSS, providing everything you need to jumpstart your Hugo project and save valuable time.

Made with ♥ by Zeon Studio

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👀 Demo

First you need to clone or download the template repository, and then let's get started with the following process:

To start using this template, you need to have some prerequisites installed on your machine.

• Hugo Extended v0.115+
• Node v18+
• Go v1.20+

We build this custom script to make your project setup easier. It will create a new Hugo theme folder, and clone the Hugoplate theme into it. Then move the exampleSite folder into the root directory. So that you can start your Hugo server without going into the exampleSite folder. Use the following command to setup your project.

npm run project-setup

Install all the dependencies using the following command.

npm install

Start the development server using the following command.

npm run dev

This template has been designed with a lot of customization options in mind. You can customize almost anything you want, including:

You can change the site title, base URL, language, theme, plugins, and more from the hugo.toml file.

You can customize all the parameters from the config/_default/params.toml file. This includes the logo, favicon, search, SEO metadata, and more.

You can change the colors and fonts from the data/theme.json file. This includes the primary color, secondary color, font family, and font size.

You can change the social links from the data/social.json file. Add your social links here, and they will automatically be displayed on the site.

We have added some custom scripts to make your life easier. You can use these scripts to help you with your development.

We have added a lot of modules to this template. You can update all the modules using the following command.

npm run update-modules

If you want to remove dark mode from your project, then you have to do it manually from everywhere. So we build a custom script to do it for you. you can use the following command to remove dark mode from your project.

npm run remove-darkmode

After you finish your development, you can build or deploy your project almost everywhere. Let's see the process:

To build your project locally, you can use the following command. It will purge all the unused CSS and minify all the files.

npm run build

We have provided 5 different deploy platform configurations with this template, so you can deploy easily.

• Netlify
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And if you want to Host some other hosting platforms. then you can build your project, and you will get a public folder. that you can copy and paste on your hosting platform.

Note: You must change the baseURL in the hugo.toml file. Otherwise, your site will not work properly.

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