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Services designed for a better web

Every service we offer is designed to reduce environmental impact, increase inclusivity and ensure your website's legal compliance.

Sustainable Web Design

We design low-impact websites that are significantly more efficient than a traditional website, which produces on average 0.5 g of CO₂ per page (estimation methodology: Sustainable Web Design Model v4 2024). This very site achieved an A+ rating on Website Carbon Calculator and ranks in the top 1% of the cleanest sites in the world. We use certified green hosting, zero external dependencies, self-hosted fonts, clean code and lightweight architectures.

  • Hosting powered 100% by renewable energy
  • Zero external JavaScript libraries
  • Self-hosted fonts (no requests to external servers)
  • Inline critical CSS, 1-year asset cache
  • Verified A+ rating (top 1% globally)
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Standard website vs Yoto sustainable website: technical parameters compared
Technical ParameterStandard Website BenchmarkYoto Target (Sustainable)Impact on Carbon Footprint
Average Page Weight~2.5 MB< 500 KBImmediate reduction in the energy used for data transfer.
HTTP Requests70 - 100 requests< 25 requestsLower processing load on servers and user devices.
Lighthouse Performance Score50 - 70 / 100100 / 100Extreme optimisation of Core Web Vitals and rendering times.
Server Power Supply (Hosting)Mixed / Fossil fuels100% Certified RenewableEliminates fossil-fuel emissions from powering the servers.

How much CO₂ does a website produce on average?

A traditional website produces on average 0.5 grams of CO₂ for every page viewed. For a site with 10,000 visits a month, that equals about 60 kg of CO₂ a year, the same as driving a car for more than 300 km.

What is Sustainable Web Design?

Sustainable web design is an approach to digital design that reduces the environmental impact of websites. It optimises code, reduces file weight and limits server requests to use less energy and cut CO₂ emissions by up to 90%.

How can you verify whether a hosting provider is really green?

A hosting provider is considered green when its infrastructure runs on 100% certified renewable energy. Official verification is done through the international database of The Green Web Foundation.

Web Accessibility (WCAG 2.2)

Accessibility is not optional: it is a legal requirement for public bodies and a competitive advantage for private companies. We make websites usable by everyone, including people with visual, motor and cognitive disabilities, in compliance with EN 301 549 and the Stanca Act.

  • WCAG 2.2 Level AA accessibility audit
  • Screen reader and keyboard navigation optimisation
  • Compliant colour contrast
  • Testing with real users
  • Accessibility statement
WCAG 2.2 AA criteria: technical requirements and Yoto implementation
Success CriterionTechnical RequirementYoto ImplementationImpact on the User
Colour ContrastMinimum ratio of 4.5:1 for normal textAutomated and manual checks of HEX colour codesFull readability for users with low vision or in bright light.
Keyboard NavigationVisible focus and no keyboard trapsRemoval of JavaScript traps and optimisation of the tab orderFull access to the site without using a mouse.
Alternative Text (Alt Text)Text description for every non-text elementManually written, descriptive alternative text (alt attribute) for informative images; empty alt for decorative onesContent understood via screen reader by blind users.
Focus Not ObscuredThe focus of the active element must remain visibleManagement of z-index layers and sticky bannersPrevents overlapping elements from hiding active navigation.

What are the WCAG 2.2 guidelines?

WCAG 2.2 (Web Content Accessibility Guidelines) are the international standards that define the technical requirements for making websites accessible to people with disabilities. Level AA is the minimum legal standard required by European regulations.

Who must comply with the European Accessibility Act?

Since 28 June 2025, the European Accessibility Act (EAA) has extended the compliance obligation beyond Public Administration to most private companies, including e-commerce, banking services and transport systems.

What does a non-accessible website risk under Italian law?

Companies that fail to meet the accessibility requirements of the Stanca Act and EU directives face administrative fines of up to 5% of turnover, as well as serious reputational damage and potential legal claims for compensation.

Performance & Core Web Vitals

A slow website loses visitors, Google rankings and produces more emissions. We optimise every technical aspect to achieve PageSpeed scores above 95 and green Core Web Vitals.

  • LCP, FID/INP, CLS analysis and optimisation
  • Strategic lazy loading, preload and prefetch
  • CSS/JS minification and unused code removal
  • Server optimisation and advanced caching
  • Monthly Core Web Vitals report

Legal Compliance

European and Italian digital regulations impose clear obligations on every company operating online: personal data protection (GDPR), cookie management, digital accessibility, mandatory corporate information under Article 2250 of the Italian Civil Code, and transparency of environmental claims. Non-compliance exposes businesses to penalties that, in some cases, can reach up to 4% of annual turnover. We help you comply with GDPR, Cookie Law, art. 2250 c.c., the Stanca Act, the Empowering Consumers Directive (EU 2024/825) and the Digital Services Act. See the Reference regulations.

  • GDPR and privacy by design
  • ePrivacy compliant cookie banner
  • Mandatory corporate information (art. 2250 Italian Civil Code)
  • Stanca Act and WCAG for public and private websites
  • Empowering Consumers Directive (EU 2024/825): verifiable claims
  • Digital Services Act (DSA) for platforms

Green Hosting

Every website we build is hosted on infrastructure powered 100% by renewable energy. We are members of the Green Web Foundation, the non-profit organisation that verifies and certifies sustainable hosting providers globally. Choosing green hosting concretely reduces your site's carbon footprint: every visit contributes less to emissions.

  • Infrastructure powered 100% by renewable energy
  • Certification verified by the Green Web Foundation
  • High-efficiency data centres (PUE < 1.2)
  • Residual emissions offset
  • No compromise on speed and reliability

Frequently asked questions

The cost depends on the complexity of the project. A brochure website starts from €2,500, while more complex projects with e-commerce or web portals are quoted individually. Contact us for a free quote.

A sustainable website is designed to consume less energy: optimised images, lightweight code, green hosting. It is also faster and ranks better on Google.

Yes: if your company makes environmental claims online (e.g. "eco-friendly", "carbon neutral"), the Empowering Consumers Directive (EU 2024/825) applies, in force from 27 September 2026 after Italian transposition (Legislative Decree 30/2026). The "Green Claims Directive" proposal (COM/2023/166) is under revision. We help make your claims compliant and verifiable.

A brochure website typically takes 4–6 weeks from signing the quote. More complex projects are planned with a dedicated timeline agreed with the client.

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