W3C Web Sustainability Guidelines
summary
W3C Web Sustainability Guidelines are a large, evolving specification — 300 pages with 93 guidelines published as a first draft in August 2023 and iterated since, split into UX, web development, hosting/infrastructure, business strategy and a measurement task force that struggles to define numeric metrics. The guidelines power a browsable site (sustainabledesign.org) with role and tag filters, already see real-world use, invite GitHub issues, and aim for education, tooling, adoption and eventual legislation.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Web sustainability journey
- 4:44W3C and its role
- 5:49Accessibility foundation
- 7:33European Accessibility Act
- 10:05Sustainability need
- 13:38First draft guidelines
- 16:27How to use the Web Sustainability Guidelines
- 17:50Measuring impact
- 19:14Next steps
- 22:45How to contribute
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