Conlumina Blog

Boosting Speed and Reducing Impact

With more than 2 billion websites on the internet, building a greener web is a necessary evolution in our digital practices. By prioritising efficiency and sustainability, we can significantly reduce the environmental impact of our online presence. At the core of this approach is the understanding that a faster, more efficient website is inherently more sustainable. In this post, we'll explain why.

A Guide to Web Sustainability

If the internet were a country, it would rank among the top five polluters. The Web Sustainability Guidelines is a new initiative by the W3C, aiming to build a greener digital future.

Reaching WCAG Level AA

Are you looking to make your website more accessible to users with diverse abilities? Here, we’ll explore the key requirements a website must meet to reach WCAG Level AA compliance.

Embracing Web Accessibility

The Web Content Accessibility Guidelines ensure web accessibility for people with disabilities. With the EU Digital Accessibility Act reinforcing these standards in 2025, understanding and implementing these guidelines is crucial for creating an inclusive digital environment.

Things we like to see in a hotel website

When it comes to hotel websites, putting the user at the forefront is crucial. Understanding the main intentions of guests visiting your site sets the foundation for creating a user-centered experience.

Things we like to see in an information-rich website

When it comes to information-rich websites, such as educational or research platforms, the user experience should be at the forefront of your design strategy.

Things we like to see in a performing arts website

Discover the key elements to create a powerful performing arts website that captivates visitors and sets your theatre company apart from the competition.

Did we set the bar too low?

So far, all of the websites we have built this year have achieved a 100/100 page score on both desktop and mobile, and top carbon ratings.

Happy Anniversary, WordPress!

WordPress, the free and open-source content management system, is turning 20 this year.

How to make your content rank higher on Google

Are you struggling to get your content to rank on Google? Learn what the search engine is really looking for when crawling your website.

New Year, New Website

We are launching a redesigned website to showcase our new approach to development – bringing perfect performance, full accessibility and a minimal carbon footprint to your website project.