Learn to design lighter, faster, more environmentally friendly websites and digital services: technical optimisation, responsible UX and Green IT best practices.
Digital life-cycle analysis, the carbon footprint of the web and the 115 Green IT best practices.
Measuring impact and audit tools (Lighthouse, EcoIndex…).
Compression, lazy loading, caching, reducing the weight of images and scripts.
Web performance, minification and eco-responsible coding practices.
Clean interfaces, simplified user journeys and functional minimalism.
Digital accessibility, inclusivity and sustainable design.
Build more responsible digital services
For developers, designers and product managers who want to design lighter, more sober websites and digital services. Open to all levels, online.
Green UX, or eco-UX, means designing more sober interfaces and journeys: fewer steps, less unnecessary content, lighter pages. It reduces environmental impact while improving the user experience.
1 to 2 days, depending on your needs. Day one covers eco-design principles and technical optimisation; day two covers eco-UX and sober design.
Audit tools such as Lighthouse and EcoIndex, applied to real cases, based on the 115 Green IT best practices.
No, the course is open to all levels. The technical parts (compression, lazy loading, caching) are for developers; the eco-UX part is for designers and product managers.
Yes. Simple, light interfaces are also more accessible: the course covers digital accessibility and inclusivity.