My most recent writing on sustainable web development, performance tips for websites and apps, as well as a few other musings.
At Green Web Foundation kicking off a cutting-edge project to explore our idea for making grid-aware websites a commonplace tool in website developer toolkits, thanks to funding from SIDN Fonds.
This post explores one way developers can go beyond page load and start estimating web page carbon emissions that include user interactions on the page.
This post covers the changes made in version 4 of the Sustainable Web Design Model, and how those affect the estimation results for those using this methodology.
The Are my third parties green? project has been running for over two years now. In this post, I look back at the project, and do an analysis of the data it's captured.
In the past month, we’ve had the opportunity to speak at a couple of events in Asia for the very first time. This post shares our experience, links to our slides, and other notes from those events.
This post briefly explores how the electricity grid manages load, and wonders aloud if it would be possible to do the same with data networks.
In this post, I want to look at the two different carbon accounting models used for estimation, and in what scenario you might use one over the other.
In this post, I want to continue building out an incremental model, but rather than focusing on emissions calculations I want to create a model to estimate energy use.
In this post I will look at an possible alternative approach to calculating the emissions of the server (data center/hosting) segment for websites using the methodology outlined by Cloud Carbon Footprint.
