Write For Us

Yes, we are always looking for new writers. If you have an idea to challenge our readers and advance the industry, please let us know. But don’t wait for ideas to redefine web design. Try to give your readers new perspectives on topics that keep them up at night.

What we are looking for

You can submit a rough draft, a partial draft, or a short pitch (one or two paragraphs outlining your argument and why it’s important to your readers) along with your outline. The more complete your submission, the better feedback we can provide. Remember, we only accept original content – we will not post anything posted elsewhere (including your blog). Please do not send press releases or sales pitches. they make us sad. Before you submit, check out our recent articles to gain insight into the structure and formatting of your post, and review what you’re submitting.

It has a paper and provides a clear discussion as well as a list of tips and tricks.
There is a voice Be bold, be funny, be human.
It is written for readers such as designers, developers, content strategists, and information architects.
Be supported not only by opinions but by persuasive arguments. Check facts and cite sources where necessary.

What to publish

We publish articles from 600 to 2,500 words, depending on the complexity of the topic. 1,500 words is average. Items often come with custom illustrations. Articles can be casual in tone and content, but ideal for tutorials and posts that are low-key. All should be considered an exploration of the latest and most innovative topics in the web industry.

How to submit (and what happens next)

Please email your submission. We recommend submitting it as a Google Doc so editors can provide feedback and guidance directly in the draft. You can also send links to plain text files, markdown files, or HTML documents. (Please do not send her a ZIP file of assets unless the editor requests.)

After clicking Submit

The editor will review the submission and determine if it is suitable. If so, consider and discuss it with the whole team. This he does once a week.
Editors collect team feedback and reply with comments. (Although we can hardly accept the first time, we will contact you if you have a request.)
After replying to our comments, please send back the revised draft. The team will discuss it again and let you know if it approves. Once we accept your article, the editor will work closely with you on structure, rationale, style, etc.
Once revisions are complete, schedule a release. We can’t give you a specific release date until the article is ready for publication.