Digital sobriety is an approach aimed at reducing the carbon footprint of digital technology, by adopting reasoned use and implementing more sober solutions in terms of energy. This concept, which appeared about ten years ago, has gained momentum in recent … Read the article
Digital sobriety is an approach aimed at reducing the carbon footprint of digital technology, by adopting reasoned use and implementing more sober solutions in terms of energy. This concept, which appeared about ten years ago, has gained momentum in recent … Read the article
Glad to see you again for the second part of this article devoted to methods and tools for designing digital, user-centric, ethical and eco-responsible products. If you missed the first part, here is a little recap. Throughout this first... Read the article
Are you an entrepreneur, project manager or designer and you want to create a digital, user-centric, ethical and eco-responsible product? Then you've come to the right place. Because I propose to you here to experiment a project approach inspired by the great methods of Design Thinking, … Read the article
The first part of the article explained how a client-side web page works. Now let's see what happens on the server side. Part II Server Side: Forms and Databases 1. Forms So far, we've only talked about … Read the article
This article explains web development by studying its beginning and evolution. It is not a chronicle on the evolution of the web but rather the history of the needs that led to the evolution of the web, in order to better understand this technology. It all started … Read the article
Despite a constant increase in telework in France, before confinement, only 30% of employees were in home office in 2019 (Source: study by Malakoff Médéric Humanis). In 2018, ¼ of employees said they used telework at least... Read the article
Today, and for several decades, the term “design” means everything and nothing. To say that a piece of furniture, a project, a piece is “design” is a criticism that is both positive and very vague. If we dig a little deeper, we discover that there are many … Read the article