An energy-efficient website is designed to consume the least amount of energy resources possible during its use. There are several ways to make a website energy-efficient, including:

• Using clean and well-optimized code: efficient code requires less energy resources to run, making the website more energy-efficient.
• Using optimized images: large images can slow down website loading and consume more energy resources. By using optimized images, you can reduce energy consumption.
• Using browser caching: browser caching temporarily stores website data, reducing load on the server and energy consumption.
• Using a secure connection (HTTPS): data transfer via a secure connection (HTTPS) requires less energy than an insecure connection (HTTP).
• Using an energy-efficient server: the server used to host the website can affect energy consumption. By choosing an energy-efficient server, you can reduce the website’s energy consumption.

A digital sustainability journey, which includes measuring the emissions of the website and implementing a plan to reduce its environmental impact, allows for the creation of an efficient website.