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Contributing to Codrops

Manoela Ilic edited this page Nov 24, 2025 · 38 revisions

Welcome and thank you for your interest in contributing! We're excited to collaborate with creative individuals like you. Whether you're writing a case study, crafting a tutorial, or developing a demo, here’s a quick guide to get you started.

  • We'll create an account for you on Codrops where you can write the article. Please get familiar with the writing tools available in this guide.

  • Under your profile, please fill in your bio and social links. To make your profile image appear, you can upload one or associate your email with a picture on Gravatar

  • Depending on what you are writing, please have a look at the relevant templates: Case Study, Designer Spotlight, Developer Spotlight, Studio/Agency Spotlight, Creative Process, Artist Feature.

  • If you're writing a tutorial, see our tutorials section for examples. Note that, if not agreed otherwise, the article/demo should be exclusive, meaning that a duplicate should not be published anywhere else.

  • We'd love for you to write the article in your own words. Only use AI to help polish or clarify things when really needed. Please don't stress if your English isn't perfect. What matters most to us is your voice, your story, and your authenticity.

  • Pick a submission & publication date: To help us stay organized and ensure a smooth publishing process, please pick a date from this calendar (it's not a real meeting). The date you choose serves as submission date and publication will be reserved for 7 days later.

  • Please don't edit the article after publication! Send us changes directly and we'll make sure to update the article.

  • In case you are creating a demo that will be hosted on Codrops, please have a look at these tips.

Please note that, unless agreed otherwise, the article should be exclusive to Codrops and should not be published anywhere else.

Any questions? Just shoot us an email

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