Editorial policy

This page explains how content is published in this blog to keep a clear standard of practical experience, technical accuracy, and transparency.

1. Content scope

• Articles are based on real experience building frontend products.
• The goal is to share decisions, trade-offs, and practical lessons.
• No mass-generated content or unverified summaries are published.

2. Writing workflow

1. Define a clear search intent and target audience.
2. Prepare an outline with problem, context, solution, limits, and conclusions.
3. Add examples, code snippets, and visuals that support key claims.
4. Review readability, accuracy, and semantic structure before publishing.

3. Technical verification

• Primary sources are preferred: official docs and specifications.
• When tools change, articles are updated and reviewed again.
• Practices that are not tested or validated in production are avoided.

4. Transparency

• External links are selected for usefulness, not for monetization first.
• Potential conflicts of interest are disclosed explicitly when relevant.
• Analytics are privacy-first (self-hosted Umami, no invasive tracking cookies).

5. Corrections and updates

• If you find an issue, you can report it by email or LinkedIn.
• Relevant corrections are applied as soon as they are validated.
• Quality and usefulness are prioritized over publishing frequency.

6. Editorial contact

For suggestions, corrections, or topic proposals: edgar@edgarmartinez.dev.