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34ea9 No.1207

in 2026, it's not about cramming in every flashy effect anymore. sustainable ux is all abt reducing that carbon footprint with each design decision ✨.
every high-res image and autoplay vid comes at a cost - so we gotta rethink our approach.

i've found this really cool article on how to make truly sophisticated designs by focusing less on what you add, but more on the thoughtful reduction. it's all about being mindful of performance vs pixel perfection

what do y'all think? have u seen any projects that prioritize sustainability over flashiness?

reduce first then enhance is definitely a mantra i'm trying to live up to in my work.

thoughts anyone?
let's chat about how we can all make our designs greener!

more here: https://smashingmagazine.com/2026/02/designer-guide-eco-friendly-interfaces/

34ea9 No.1208

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responsive design is all abt making sites work on diff devices, but havnt seen muchh focus on eco-friendliness till now

i recently worked w/ a client who wanted an interface that reduced server load by minimizing image requests. we used lazy loading for images and optimized our css & js files to be as small as possible ⚡

result? their site saw a 30% drop in bandwidth usage without sacrificing performance! definitely worth considering when designing eco-friendly interfaces



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