Write for us

Become an Author for futechur: We are constantly seeking new authors who can challenge our readers and propel our industry forward. If you have an idea that excites you and offers a fresh perspective on a topic that keeps you up at night, we want to hear about it. Don’t worry about redefining web design; just aim to bring our readers valuable insights.

Writing for futechur requires effort, but it’s rewarding. Once your article is accepted, you’ll receive extensive feedback from our team and work closely with an editor on revisions. Thousands of your peers, potential employers, clients, or publishers will read your work, and you’ll learn a lot throughout the process, refining your ability to communicate ideas effectively and improving your writing skills.

What We’re Looking For: You can submit a rough draft, a partial draft, or a short pitch (a paragraph or two summarizing your argument and its relevance to our readers) along with an outline. The more complete your submission, the better feedback we can provide. Remember, we only accept original content, so please don’t submit anything previously published elsewhere, including on your blog.

Please send to email: ysonic2007@gmail.com

Avoid sending us press releases or sales pitches, as they aren’t the type of content we publish.

Before submitting, take a look at our style guide and recent articles to understand how to structure and format your piece. Make sure your submission:

Has a clear thesis and offers a compelling argument, not just a list of tips and tricks.
Has a distinct voice; be bold, interesting, and human.
Is written for an audience of designers, developers, content strategists, information architects, or similar professionals.
Is supported with convincing arguments backed by facts and credible sources.
For some helpful advice on the writing process, check out “Writing is Thinking.” Also, take a look at “So You Want to Write an Article?” to learn about common submission pitfalls and how to avoid them.

What We Publish: Our articles typically range from 600 to 2,500 words, depending on the complexity of the subject, with an average of about 1,500 words. Custom illustrations often accompany our articles. We accept content with a casual tone and format, suitable for less-intensive tutorials and posts, as well as rigorously structured and edited pieces. All articles should be well-considered explorations of current and cutting-edge topics in the web industry.

How to Submit and What Happens Next: Email us your submission. We prefer Google documents, as it allows editors to provide feedback and guidance directly within your draft. You may also send us a plaintext file, a Markdown file, or a link to an HTML document. Please avoid sending ZIP files of assets unless requested by an editor.

Once you submit, here’s what happens:

An editor will review your submission to see if it’s a potential fit. If so, the entire team will review and discuss it once a week.
The editor will collect the team’s feedback and get back to you with notes. We might not accept the article on the first try, but we’ll let you know if we’re interested.
After addressing our comments, send back your revised draft. The team will review it again and decide if we want to accept it.
If we accept your article, an editor will work closely with you on organization, argumentation, and style.
Once revisions are complete, we’ll schedule your article for publication. We can’t provide an exact publication date until it’s almost ready to go live.