This entry views postdigital practices through the lens of contemporary practice theory. It is argued that the practice perspective offers a rich framework for understanding the complex, intertwined relationships between humans, technologies, and material environments that characterizes the postdigital condition. By focusing on practices, it is understood how digital technologies are deeply embedded in routines and enactments of everyday life, reshaping social orders and creating new forms of interactions. In the postdigital condition, practices are not only human-centered but are part of broader socio-technical and ecological systems that continue to evolve in response to new technological and environmental challenges.