We’re excited to share that a draft report of this group’s Web Sustainability Guidelines (WSGs) has been published. Inspired by W3C’s work on the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines, the specification includes 93 guidelines with 232 success criteria, references, examples, and … Continue reading
We’re a global group of digital professionals who aim to make the web more sustainable. The group is currently collaborating on a set of guidelines to help web teams create greener digital products and services. You can help! Here are … Continue reading
This document has been reviewed by community group members and, where applicable, adopted the Community Group Charter template provided by W3C. It provides important governance information relevant to this community group. Mission This group will create guidelines, tools, and resources … Continue reading
To kickoff our collaboration, we created a draft charter for a sustainable web design interest/working group. This is required by W3C to provide recommendations. We thought it might be a good place to start our collaboration. You can find the … Continue reading
A few members of this group recently met with W3C to discuss creating sustainable web design recommendations, perhaps similar to the WAI‘s Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) or perhaps something new entirely. For many of us who have worked in … Continue reading
Hi everyone, the team at Mightybytes is kicking off a redesign of our free web sustainability tool, Ecograder. We’re actively seeking feedback on what the new version could or should become. Our goal is to make it more useful and … Continue reading
MightyBytes Sustainable Web Blog Here’s a link to all things Sustainable Web Design on Mightybytes’ website. As of Feb 2014 we have 19 posts on various aspects of web sustainability and a guide for developing sustainable digital products for anyone … Continue reading
Greetings fellow group members, Last week my company Mightybytes launched the first version of EcoGrader, a free tool that helps people better understand website sustainability. Inspired by a need for more sustainable web solutions as well as Hubspot’s Marketing Grader, EcoGrader … Continue reading
