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Responsible digital design refers to the integration of environmental aspects into the design and development process for websites or mobile applications. As a result, responsible website design is leaner and lighter, requires less space for hosting and data transfer, and is more functional and faster.
Analysing before deciding
Analysing the content of a digital tool can help to improve its energy efficiency. Whether you’re creating a new web page or updating an existing one:
Reformulating content
Reformulating the different types of content on a website or mobile application can considerably reduce their weight, avoid high data transfer rates and therefore limit their energy requirements.
To reformulate your types of content:
Designing for everyone
Your tools must be designed with a view to accessibility and digital inclusion so that content can be reliably interpreted by different users.
To ensure the accessibility of your digital content:
Ensuring data confidentiality
In 2018, the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) came into force in the European Union. Its aim is to ensure and protect people who use the Internet in Europe. To respect it: