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Contributor Guidelines

We accept contributions from web designers, developers, UX professionals, digital marketers, and business owners with hands-on experience in digital projects.

What We Accept

• Practical guides based on real project experience.
• UX/UI insights with clear reasoning.
• Technical tutorials and development workflows
• .Evidence-based opinion pieces on web and digital strategy.
• Industry insights relevant to UK businesses

What We Do Not Accept

• Promotional content for agencies or tools.
• Ghostwritten content for commercial clients.
• Articles without genuine subject matter expertise

Standards

• Original, unpublished content only.
• Claims must be supported by credible sources.
• No fabricated data or case studies.
• UK English throughout.
• Clear, professional tone (no promotional language)

Word counts:

• 800–1,500 words (analysis).
• 1,200–2,000 words (guides).
• 400–800 words (short insights)

Submission Process

Send a short pitch via the contact form including:

• topic summary.
• key takeaway.
• your experience.
• intended sources

We respond within five working days. Accepted articles may be edited for clarity and style.

Author Bios

30–60 words including your name, role, and relevant experience. One professional link is allowed.

Rights

By submitting content, you confirm it is original and does not infringe third-party rights. We retain the right to publish and archive accepted content.

Last updated: 17 March 2026

Corrections Policy

We are committed to accuracy. Where factual errors are identified, we correct them promptly and transparently.

Requesting a Correction

Please provide:

• the page URL
• the inaccurate statement
• supporting evidence

We review all requests within five working days.

How Corrections Are Made

Where appropriate, corrections are added to the article with a note in the format:
Correction: [date]. [Explanation of update].

What We Do Not Change

We do not alter:

• editorial opinions
• subjective viewpoints
• content solely due to disagreement

Disputed Requests

If you disagree with a decision, you may resubmit with additional evidence. We will review again within five working days.

Last updated: 17 March 2026