Okay, okay, I'm going to try to use Mastodon more regularly!
I've been shying away from the world a bit, not really sharing my open source projects due to knocked confidence.
Buuut... I'm going to try to be more active and hopefully find likeminded people on here.
So here's a start:
If you are into sustainable web stuff and design, check out my Susty Icons!
#websustainability #sustyweb #sustainableweb #digitalsustainability
The slides from my first talk from earlier today at #OSSummit can be found below. Building a SolarPunk Web: Open Source for a Sustainable Digital Future
#SolarPunk #OpenSource #ClimateTech #WebSustainability #SustyWeb
Building a SolarPunk Web Open Source for a Sustainable Digital Future Mike Gifford, Open Source Summit Europe 2025 August 27, 2025 2:10-2:50pm CEST D202 (Elicium Level 2) Building a Solarpunk Web: Open Source for a Sustainable Digital Future - Mike Gifford, CivicActions Wednesday August 27, 2025 ...
Building a SolarPunk Web Open Source for a Sustainable Digital Future Mike Gifford, Open Source Summit Europe 2025 August 27, 2025 2:10-2:50pm CEST D202 (Elicium Level 2) Building a Solarpunk Web: Open Source for a Sustainable Digital Future - Mike Gifford, CivicActions Wednesday August 27, 2025 ...
I decided I could/should start sharing new icons as I add them to the Susty Icons set.
For absolutely no reason at all, I got up this morning and felt a desire to make a peace symbol. Then, obviously, I was thinking about flags.
Link: https://codewordcreative.github.io/susty-icons/sustyicon-css-playground.html
Hi, I'm Ingo Steinke, a Berlin-based creative web developer aiming to create accessible, sustainable and user-friendly websites. Have a look at my portfolio website:
www.ingo-steinke.com
#frontend #webdevelopment #webdeveloper #berlin #accessibility #a11y #sustainability #sustyweb
The 2024 Web Almanac has some interesting reading on web sustainability: https://almanac.httparchive.org/en/2024/sustainability#a-quick-note-on-assessing-environmental-impacts
It’s well worth looking beyond the charts and reading the detailed paragraphs — as noted, charts can’t tell the whole story when it comes to things like emissions originating from device use and “green” web hosting #WebSustainability #SustyWeb
Good episode of Environment Variables podcast with Gaël Duez (Green IO) discussing measuring AI’s carbon emissions, the transparency (or not) of corporations’ carbon accounting and impact reports, and much more 💚
https://podcast.greensoftware.foundation/e/vn55ll5n-green-software-with-gael-amongst-the-whales #SustyWeb
TWiGS host Chris Adams is joined once again by Gaël Duez to discuss the latest news in green software around AI. They discuss insights from recent reports by Google, Meta, and Amazon, as well as looking at the implementation of the GSF’s Software Carbon Intensity metric. Similarly, the conversation touches on the distribution of renewable energies and the use of different means of measuring carbon in reporting, and how this can affect the behavior of consumers and organizations alike. Tune in for an enlightening discussion on the latest in green software.
In this episode of Environment Variables, host Chris Adams explores the theme of Community Publishing and Greening Software, by talking to Branch Magazine’s Hannah Smith and Marketa Benisek. They discuss community publishing and the lessons learned from producing Branch Magazine, which supports sustainable digital practices and includes diverse voices from the Green Software Foundation. The discussion covers the complexities of adopting digital sustainability and how Branch Magazine, through its innovative, carbon-aware design, has been a platform for expressing these nuanced themes in sustainability and how finding beauty in the imperfect might just be the answer to all your problems!
Rose Newell | codewordcreative
Mike Gifford, CPWA @FOSDEM
Mike Gifford, CPWA @FOSDEM
Ingo Steinke
Michelle Barker
Leon Brocard