Tag: Sustainable Web Design

What’s the best way to get the most accurate environmental data on your organization’s digital footprint? Try a Digital Life Cycle Assessment (DLCA). In this post, we explore why DLCAs are important and cover some important things to consider before running one. Read More ›

In this post, we cover the role Scope 3 emissions in your digital supply chain play in creating meaningful climate impact. We also share five ways to address them. Read More ›

In this post, we cross-examine seven ways to align your organization’s digital marketing strategy with an impactful climate strategy.  Read More ›

Confused about how your organization can embrace and operationalize digital sustainability? In this post, we share common principles and a roadmap to get you started today.  Read More ›

Here are seven core CDR principles that will help you incorporate more ethical and responsible digital practices within your organization. Read More ›

In this post, we cover how a performance budget can make your website faster, improve user experience, and help you build team consensus on performance goals—a more sustainable approach all around. Read More ›

This spring, Mightybytes founder Tim Frick spoke on the topic of web sustainability at TEDx BentleyU. In this 13-minute presentation, Tim debunks the common misconception that the web is a green medium simply because it's paperless, and offers solutions for a lighter internet footprint. Read More ›

Will Mightybytes’ years-long quest to find the perfect green web hosting partner end in environmental peace and harmony? Read More ›

What’s the difference between a web hosting provider that uses renewable energy credits (RECs) and one powered directly by renewable energy? And where do emissions offsets fit into this picture? We explore several answers in this post. Read More ›

Shared libraries offer quick access to solutions for common development problems. Incorporating shared libraries vetted by the developer community makes your entire codebase easier for other developers to understand and, ultimately, more sustainable. Why do the developers at Mightybyes use shared libraries whenever we can? It might have something to do with our dedication to sustainable web design. Read More ›