17 ways to make your website more energy efficient
We provide a a handy list of the top things you can do to minimise wasted energy and ensure the products you create are as energy efficient as possible.
20 ways to make your website more energy efficient Design Planet Tech Written by Tom Greenwood - October 23, 2019 Over the past couple of years, we’ve talked a lot about the carbon footprint of websites. The carbon impact of the web is largely caused by electricity use. The question is: Can we as web professionals help to make the web more energy efficient? This article is intended to answer exactly that, providing a handy list of the top things you can do to minimise wasted energy and help ensure that the products you create are as energy efficient as possible. What’s more, nearly
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