Become a writer at SitePoint

Do you want to share your knowledge with the world and get paid to do it? SitePoint is always looking for talented writers to contribute their insights on technology.

Our audience includes developers of all levels, as well as designers. We’re interested in hearing from you if you want to write about JavaScript, Python, Rust, WebAssembly, React, Figma, and Tailwind CSS.

If you’re not a writer but are passionate about technology, we’d still love to hear from you! Can you submit drafts in fluent English and share valuable knowledge with other developers? Great. We’re happy to work with you on your piece (and help you learn the ropes of technical content along the way).

We’re always looking for talented people to contribute. Pitch us and let us know what you’re passionate about!

A Few Tips for Technical Content Beginners

If you’re new to technical content writing, you should keep a few things in mind.

First, your article should be well researched and accurate. You should be able to back up your claims with concrete evidence.
Second, it should be clear and concise—our readers are busy people, so they appreciate articles that get to the point.
Third, it’s important to be able to explain complex concepts in layman’s terms. And to put them together in a way that helps the reader click.
And lastly, remember that a little humor goes a long way! We want our readers to enjoy your article, even if it is about a dry subject.

If you can keep these things in mind, you’re on your way to becoming a SitePoint contributor! We look forward to reading your pitches.

Pitches We’re Looking For

We’re always interested in hearing from developers, designers, content creators, and digital makers who want to write about the latest and most impactful technologies.

Some of the topics we’ve written about recently include:

Front-end architecture
Web performance and accessibility
JavaScript topics from beginner to advanced
Frameworks like React, Vue, Svelte, Solid.js, Next.js, Gatsby, and runtimes like Node and Deno
Python — from data science to Django
Rust, the rise of WebAssembly, and serverless computing
Tailwind CSS, Figma, and Webflow
Notion, Airtable, and Zapier
Articfical intelligence, machine learning, LLMs

No matter what your level of expertise is, we want to hear from you! We’re interested in articles for beginner, intermediate, and advanced audiences.

Our core areas are:

Web Development and Design

JavaScript, HTML and CSS
Python
PHP
WordPress, Ghost, and other content management systems
User experience design and design tools like Figma

Entrepreneurship & Digital Marketing

SEO, content marketing, and social media
Productivity tips for freelancers and solopreneurs
Web hosting & development tools
The business of web development and design
Freelancing and running a web-based business
Growth Hacking

No-Code & Low-Code Tools

Workflows and integrations with apps like Notion, Airtable, Zapier
App builders like Webflow, Bubble, and AppSheet
Marketing automation tools like HubSpot, ActiveCampaign, ConvertKit

Development Tools & Environments

Site builders
Text editors, code playgrounds, and collaboration tools
Code testing & debugging tools
Package managers & dependency management tools

What We Offer Our Contributors

We’ll pay for the best content. We have a rigorous editorial process to ensure that your article is the best it can be before it goes live on the site. Our editors will work with you to make sure your article is clear, concise, and well researched.

And of course, we’ll promote your article on our social media channels and newsletter to help you get the most exposure for your work.

Ready to Write for Us?

If you’re interested in becoming a SitePoint contributor, the first step is to fill out our pitch form. If we like your pitch, we’ll get back to you. Please note: if you pitch is something we’ve already covered on SitePoint, we likely won’t accept it, unless you can clearly show how your article will be an improvement. So please use search to check before submitting your pitch. Please note we don’t accept “guest posts” designed to promote a product or service. We’re looking forward to hearing from you!