Practical guides, real code examples, and actionable insights on building accessible and sustainable web experiences. From beginner basics to advanced techniques.
// step_by_step_tutorials
// working_code_examples
// best_practices
Whether you're just starting to think about sustainability and accessibility or you're ready to overhaul your entire stack, there's a place for you here.
No spam. Unsubscribe anytime. Join 300+ developers.
Don Norman spent his later career arguing designers solve the wrong problems. His circular design framework, three principles for sustainability, applies to digital products as much as physical ones.
Google Analytics loads 45 KB of JavaScript on every page view. Lightweight open-source alternatives do the same job with under 2 KB. That's 95% less code, fewer server requests, and less energy wasted on data most sites never use.
Only 13.7% of the top million websites have a skip navigation link. Of those that do, 10% are broken. This is a feature that takes about 20 minutes to implement, costs nothing to maintain, and directly improves the experience for every keyboard user who visits your site.
Every time someone visits your website, it burns energy and emits CO2. This guide breaks down why it happens, how much it actually costs the planet, and what you can do about it starting today.
A comprehensive guide that explains what web accessibility actually is, why it matters, and gives you the practical knowledge to begin building accessible websites from day one.
This article challenges the way UX designers think about accessibility and green design, and argues that the two are not constraints but the most critical dimensions of truly human-centered design.