Editorial Policy
Last updated: 2026-07-15
FrontendAtlas is built for interview preparation and real-world frontend practice. This policy explains how we create, review, and maintain learning content so readers can trust what they see.
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 official documentation, specifications, and runnable repository examples 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
Content checks use runnable examples, regression tests, official-source checks where relevant, correction reports, and dated updates.
- Runnable examples verify behavior where a page includes executable code.
- Regression tests protect runner, content, routing, access, and rendering contracts.
- Official-source checks are used where framework or platform guidance can change.
- Correction reports and dated updates make substantive fixes visible.
4. Checks & updates
Content maintenance uses repository checks and official sources where relevant. When we make meaningful changes, we update page metadata and publish a new "Last updated" date.
- Core JavaScript, HTML, and CSS changes use the same regression and dated-update checks.
- Framework-specific guidance is checked against official documentation when APIs or recommendations shift.
- Premium previews are checked for solution leakage while retaining a useful public summary.
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.
- Reports affecting technical accuracy, access, or learner safety are prioritized.
- Substantive corrections are reflected in dated content updates.
6. Authorship & accountability
Content is attributed to FrontendAtlas Editorial. Built and maintained as an independent frontend interview-prep project.