5 Smart Design Tips for a More Sustainable Website
Small visual choices can make a big environmental impact - here’s how
Last time, we looked at how to connect digital projects with your company’s sustainability strategy.
But what about the actual design of your product?
This post is where things get hands-on.
We teamed up with freelance digital designer Daniel Kongsted Petersen to explore how even small design decisions can make a website more energy-efficient and better for the planet - without compromising on style or user experience.
Let’s imagine you’re building a webshop that supports UN Sustainable Development Goal 12: Responsible consumption and production. How can your design help promote that?
Daniel suggests starting with these 5 simple ideas:
And don’t forget: once you’ve implemented these ideas, it’s important to track what works.
Analyze your data, see how users respond, and update your design system so the responsible
choices become part of your default approach.
In our next post, we’re diving into something that sparked a lot of curiosity on
LinkedIn: How much power does dark mode actually save?
You might be surprised by the answer.
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