Frontend House welcomes relevant partnership proposals from teams building useful products, tools, and learning opportunities for frontend developers. A good partnership helps the community discover something valuable and makes the commercial relationship clear.
What belongs here
Developer tools, engineering products, technical education, conferences, and services connected to building the web can be a good fit. Proposals should explain a concrete benefit for developers and connect to the subjects discussed in our channels and topics.
Formats to discuss
- Sponsored technical publications: a useful walkthrough, case study, or product introduction with a clear sponsorship disclosure.
- Educational collaborations: practical tutorials, workshops, or technical discussions with people who know the subject.
- Community announcements: relevant developer events, learning opportunities, or product launches agreed with the administrators.
Formats, availability, placement, timing, and pricing are agreed individually before any campaign begins.
Our editorial expectations
- Commercial content must be clearly identified and relevant to frontend development.
- Technical claims should be accurate and supported by examples. Explain requirements, limitations, and any costs readers need to know about.
- Respect readers’ attention: no misleading headlines, hidden affiliate relationships, unsolicited messages, or repetitive promotion.
- Sponsored content follows the same community rules as every other contribution.
Prepare your proposal
Before contacting a community administrator, prepare a short description of your product or organisation, a link to what you want to promote, the intended audience, your proposed format, preferred dates, and budget. Include a sample or outline when proposing a technical publication.
Agree the proposal with a community administrator before publishing promotional content. Review our community rules and about page to understand the kind of contributions we want to encourage.