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Claire Thornewill

Claire Thornewill

Senior Web Performance Product Manager

Munich, Germany

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Senior Web Performance Consultant | Senior Product Manager | UX Advocate | Sustainable Web

Area of Expertise

  • Business & Management
  • Environment & Cleantech
  • Information & Communications Technology
  • Media & Information

Topics

  • Sustainable Web Design
  • Sustainable software
  • Product Management
  • UX/UI
  • Women in Tech
  • sustainability
  • Maximising UX design to build sustainable products
  • Product and Services Sustainability
  • Sustainanble Development
  • Digital Product Design
  • Business strategy
  • Business Transformation
  • IT Transformation
  • product strategy
  • Digital Strategy
  • Digital strategy and Transformation
  • Digital Transformation
  • IT Strategy
  • Marketing
  • Marketing Technology
  • Digital Marketing
  • Building Digital Products
  • Software Desgin
  • ESG
  • SDG
  • Sustainable IT
  • Sustainable Engineering

Sustainable web design

Sustainable web design is an approach to designing digital products and services that are conscious of lowering carbon emissions by becoming more efficient. The internet may be digital, but it runs on electricity, much of which is still produced by fossil fuel.
The choices we make in designing digital Products, from UX and development to the servers we use can have a carbon cost and can contribute to global Greenhouse gases.
Let's talk about the first steps we can take to reduce carbon emissions by making small changes to how we host, design and develop our digital products.

Designing Energy Efficient Websites

Even though digital sounds and feels green, the reality is different. The internet may be digital, but it runs on electricity, much of which is still produced by fossil fuels. Digital technologies are currently responsible for about 4% of global carbon emissions. How we design and develop our websites can have a huge impact on the overall carbon footprint of the Internet. Designing energy efficient websites is an approach to designing digital products and services that are conscious of lowering carbon emissions by becoming more efficient. The choices we make in designing digital products, from UX design and development to the servers we use, can have a carbon cost and can contribute to global Greenhouse gases. In this session I would like to demonstrate how we can approach designing and developing energy efficient websites and how we can measure and calculate the carbon footprint of websites and the steps that can be taken to reduce it.

Why should you listen to me:
- I am a certified Linux Foundation Green Software Practitioner
- I am working with my team to track the carbon emissions of websites for clients
- I have a past presentation on the topic that is being used in the Digital Green Skills course sponsored by Microsoft (https://www.greenskills.inco-group.co/)
- I am in the Sustainability working group at the W3C defining best practices for Business and Product

LF Energy Summit

Watch the talk: https://rb.gy/cqkxj

Even though digital sounds and feels green, the reality is different. The internet may be digital, but it runs on electricity, much of which is still produced by fossil fuels. Digital technologies are currently responsible for about 4% of global carbon emissions. How we design and develop our websites can have a huge impact on the overall carbon footprint of the Internet. Designing energy efficient websites is an approach to designing digital products and services that are conscious of lowering carbon emissions by becoming more efficient. The choices we make in designing digital products, from UX design and development to the servers we use, can have a carbon cost and can contribute to global Greenhouse gases. In this session we would like to demonstrate our approach to designing and developing energy efficient websites and how we measure and calculate the carbon footprint of our clients websites.

June 2023 Paris, France

TEQnation 2023 Sessionize Event

May 2023 Utrecht, The Netherlands

IWDLondon2023 Sessionize Event

March 2023 London, United Kingdom

Start Your Journey In Creating Sustainable Web Designs

Watch here: https://rb.gy/oe471

In this talk, Claire will talk through tips she's learned and applied with her product teams to be conscious and start their journey on creating sustainable web designs. She will touch on:

- What is sustainable web design
- What are her top tips on how to ensure your web design is sustainable
- What challenges has she encountered, and
- What other improvements is she looking to incorporate to her process

July 2021

Claire Thornewill

Senior Web Performance Product Manager

Munich, Germany

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