Engineers House — Writing Guidelines

1. Write for Humans, Not Just Developers

Your article should feel like a real person is talking not a textbook. Keep it simple, clear, and practical.

2. Focus on Value

Every article must solve a problem, teach something, or share a real experience.

Good examples:

• Tutorials (step-by-step)
• Mistakes and lessons learned
• Project-based guides
• Career advice for engineers

No empty or generic content.

3. Original Content Only

• No plagiarism
• No copy paste from other sites
• No AI is allowed

Your voice matters.

4. Strong Title is Required

Your headline should:

• Be clear and specific
• Create curiosity
• Promise value

Example: ✔️ “I Built My First API — Here’s Everything I Learned” ❌ “API Tutorial”

5. Structure Matters

Make your article easy to read:

• Use short paragraphs
• Add headings & subheadings
• Use bullet points where needed
• Add code blocks for technical posts

Readers should be able to skim easily

6. Minimum Quality Standard

• At least 4…6 minutes reading time
• No grammar mistakes
• Clear explanation of concepts

If it feels rushed, it won’t be published.

7. Use Real Examples

Show:

• Code snippets
• Screenshots
• Real world use cases

Make learning practical.

8. Be Honest & Authentic

Share:

• Failures
• Lessons
• Real experiences

People connect with honesty, not perfection.

9. No Spam or Self-Promotion

• Don’t promote products aggressively
• You can not add your social links in te articles

10. Respect the Community

• No offensive content
• No hate speech
• Be respectful and professional

11. Editing Rights

Engineers House may:

• Edit titles
• Improve formatting
• Reject low quality submissions

This keeps the publication strong.