Editorial Policy

1. Scope

This policy applies to all question prompts, explanations, guides, and premium previews on FrontendAtlas. Our focus is on frontend engineering: HTML, CSS, JavaScript, frameworks, and frontend system design.

2. Sources & research

We use a mix of official documentation, specifications, and field experience to author content. Where a topic is evolving, we aim to describe stable, widely-accepted practices rather than short-lived trends.

• Primary sources: official docs (MDN, framework docs), specs, and browser standards.
• Secondary sources: community references when primary sources are insufficient.
• We avoid copy/paste from third-party content; explanations are original and context-specific.

3. Creation workflow

Each item follows a consistent authoring flow designed for clarity and interview relevance:

• Define the learning objective and expected interview signal.
• Draft the prompt and a reference answer/solution outline.
• Validate with real usage scenarios and common pitfalls.
• Ensure consistency across similar topics and frameworks.

4. Review & updates

We periodically review content for accuracy, clarity, and relevance. When we make meaningful changes, we update the page metadata and publish the new "Last updated" date.

• High-impact topics (core JS, HTML, CSS) are reviewed more frequently.
• Framework-specific content is updated when APIs or best practices shift.
• Premium previews are curated to prevent solution leakage while still teaching effectively.

5. Corrections

If you spot an issue, let us know. We prioritize corrections that affect accuracy, safety, or learner outcomes.

• Report errors with a short description and the page URL.
• We acknowledge critical issues and aim to correct them promptly.
• Minor wording improvements are bundled into regular content updates.

6. Authorship & accountability

Content is produced and maintained by the FrontendAtlas Team. We own the editorial decisions, and we use internal review to keep the material consistent and reliable.