Design

A review and summary of 7 Behavioural UX approaches used to inform, enable, and encourage users to purchase planet-friendlier products

Web fonts have expanded the designer’s palette and often provide a richer experience for users, but how can we make them more sustainable

The Impact Canvas forces users to look at the positive as well as the negative impacts of your product or business idea, therefore generating the first input for a realistic impact assessment. It is structured along three levels, which take into account all potential impact categories.

A learning and organizing tool for the circular economy. For sustainability managers, entrepreneurs and designers. Helps with innovation and design of business models and services for a circular economy. It contains product design, business model, and ecosystem principles. Also useful for product-as

Because…why not? Mitigating the effects of climate change, dealing with water shortages, and securing future food crops are all in our…

The science, psychology, and design of influencing thousands of people to change for the planet.

Browse lightweight, user-friendly, aesthetic and sustainable UX/UI designs of the web. Sustainable web design best practices.

Just over a year ago I wrote a blog post called “Putting users first is not the answer to everything” — it’s been popular — in fact it’s…

As part of the 2021 Design Economy we developed a framework for designers and commissioners to identify and assess the wider social, environmental and democratic impacts of their work.

Green patterns are UX choices that create great user experiences for people while also providing sustainable options for the planet.

We need to stop lying to ourselves. Designing a piece of software and not considering the impact this has on our Earth’s biosphere is like…

A jumpstart guide with resources for the emerging frameworks of developing intentional tech for people, the planet, and the future.

Quick and easy things you can do right away

Green Design Principles that every designer can use to combat climate change

How subtle prompts can help guide users’ behaviour — for social good