Our editorial process, in the open.
Our editorial process: how each blog post gets made, how we check it, and where AI fits in.
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The short version
- Real work comes first.
- AI drafts. We decide.
- Every fact gets checked.
- Mistakes get fixed, and dated.
This is how we write every post published or updated from November 2026. Older posts get the same treatment as we update them.
How a post gets made.
Every new or updated post goes through the same five stages, whatever it covers. Pick a stage.
It starts with real work.
Every post starts with something real: a project we worked on, a question a client asked, or something we tested ourselves. The idea is always ours.
In practice
- A project we worked on
- A question a client asked
- Something we tested ourselves
How we handle sources.
Four rules for every post, whether it's a how-to, a guide or a list of examples.
- We go to the sourceFacts come from the original: official docs, the site itself, or our own work.
- Our own screenshotsScreenshots are ours, taken for the post, with the date on the post.
- We link what we citeWhen we point to a source, we link to it so you can check it yourself.
- We keep posts currentWhen we update a post, old details get fixed and the date changes.
What you'll see on our posts
- Who wrote itEvery post carries its writer's name.
- When it was updatedThe date changes whenever we fix or refresh it.
- When screenshots were takenIf a post has screenshots, they're ours, and dated.
- Where facts come fromWhen we cite a source, we link to it.
Independence and transparency.
- No paid placementsNobody pays to be featured or recommended in any of our posts.
- Affiliate links disclosedPosts with affiliate links say so at the top. They never change our picks.
- Our Beaver Builder tieOne of our founders leads marketing at Beaver Builder. Posts about it say so.
- Our own opinionsOur opinions are our own. They don't speak for Beaver Builder or anyone else.
Spot a mistake?
Tell us. We'd rather fix it than defend it. Corrected posts show the date they were updated.
Have a bigger project in mind?
Tell us about it. If we're a good fit, we'll set up a call, then send your proposal.