Green Patterns: Helping Users Make More Sustainable Choices
In this article, we explore ‘green patterns’. These experience design practices help web teams avoid deception and better serve the needs of both people and the planet.
What you do to the planet, you do to the people. Learn how to apply responsible environmental, social, and economic principles to your digital products, services, policies, and programs in the articles below.
In this article, we explore ‘green patterns’. These experience design practices help web teams avoid deception and better serve the needs of both people and the planet.
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