Contributing Content to the UX Booth
Thanks for considering contributing content to our blog. On this page, you can submit a guest post to be published here on UX Booth. Please read the submission guidelines carefully (and be sure to check our legalese below, too) before filling out the form and submitting.
Write it!
UX Booth is always looking for insight from the user experience community. We’d love to hear your ideas, your site reviews, interviews, and how-tos (and so would our readers). Just be sure to keep it between 800-1200 words.
Not sure if your article fits? Send us an email with your article pitch and we’ll let you know in no time.
Format it!
Once your article is written:
- Proofread and edit thoroughly.
- Consult our style guide to make sure it jibes with your article.
- Place your article and related images into our posting template.
- Proofread again.
Send it!
Zip your article (along with related assets, such as images) and send it our way using the form below. If accepted, you’ll get $50 when your article goes live.
By submitting, you acknowledge that we can (and probably will, at least a little) edit your material. For more information on what happens after your work is published, look down below!
Legalese
It is important to note that if you are submitting an article to the UX Booth, it must be original, unpublished content. The article must not appear in any published form—personal, commercial, or otherwise.
If published, you grant an exclusive, royalty-free license to the UX Panel to be the sole publisher of the article online. You may republish extracts—for example, on your own site—however, the article in its entirety must not appear elsewhere. You may also republish the article offline however you choose. You consent to the full article, extracts, samples or examples from it appearing in other UX Panel sites, products and services.
Per request of the author, articles may be republished elsewhere (personally, commercially, or otherwise) with the expressed consent of the UX Booth.
What we’ll need later
If we accept your article, be forewarned that our rabid editor may will be after you for a number of things:
- A Gravatar-enabled email address (this is how we get your picture up with your article)
- Your PayPal email address (you know, so we can pay you and all)
- Your author’s bio (short, sweet, and to-the-point)
- Related images, if there aren’t any included (they’re not necessary, but always a welcome touch)