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Eco-index-D


AH Web page Eco index score

Classification

Airbus adopts an ecodesign approach, integrated into the digital product life cycle, involving all stakeholders (architects, developers, UX/UI designers, product managers, etc.).



This strategy aims to reduce environmental impacts while enhancing the performance, resilience, and accessibility of digital services.

It is based on an internal referential of 38 recommendations, tailored to different roles and designed to evolve over time.

[Consult the referential]

Eco Index A icon

VERY GOOD
The page is highly eco-designed: lightweight, few requests, simple DOM. Very low environmental impact.

Eco index B icon

GOOD
The page is well optimized with a good balance between performance and content. Some improvements possible. Low impact.

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AVERAGE
Decent page but could be optimized. Weight, number of requests or DOM complexity can be improved. Moderate impact.

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POOR
Heavy or poorly structured page. Elements harm performance (e.g. unoptimized images, too many scripts). High impact.

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BAD
High environmental impact. The design needs major improvements. Too many requests, high weight, overloaded DOM.

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VERY BAD
Very energy-consuming page. Likely poor user experience and performance. Urgent optimization needed.

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CRITICAL
​Maximum environmental impact. The page is extremely heavy and inefficient. Requires complete redesign.

Web page Scoring criteria

The scoring criteria combine technical measurements with ecodesign best practices:


  • Performance & Digital Sobriety: lightweight DOM, minimal HTTP requests, reduced page weight

  • Resource Efficiency: limited data/features, controlled data flow, reduced energy consumption of devices

  • Durability: modularity, reusability, low technical debt

  • Accessibility: multi-device support, inclusive for diverse user profiles

  • Engagement: use of the Airbus referential and maturity evaluation through a dedicated questionnaire

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Airbus Helicopters digital Eco Index values

To support teams in the continuous improvement of their digital services, Airbus relies on a set of key indicators derived from the Ecoindex and adapted to internal sustainability standards.

These reference values help set clear and measurable goals for digital projects.

Criterion Airbus Objective
Target Ecoindex score A to C (above the median)
DOM size Minimized to reduce device load
HTTP requests Reduced and optimized in number
Page weight Under 1 MB if possible
Reusability Code and services designed for reuse
Accessibility Multi-device, diverse user profiles
CI/CD integration Embedded in the development lifecycle
Assessment Score based on 32 questions + 
tailored recommendations

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Airbus Ecodesign Referential


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