Editorial Policy
This policy explains the standards we use to create and maintain content. It is intended to help readers judge whether our guides are useful for their work.
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What we cover
We focus on Google Stitch and the workflows around it: prompt writing, design styles, design systems, CLI/MCP/SDK, design-to-code, and comparisons with related tools.
Research and testing
We start with official documentation and product announcements. Where possible, we test prompts in Stitch, capture the outputs, and note the date and context. We also review community reports and update content when the product changes. We distinguish between confirmed product behavior and our own recommendations.
AI assistance
We may use AI tools to help draft, translate, outline, or edit content. AI output is reviewed by a human editor before publication. We do not use AI to invent tests, screenshots, quotes, or sources. When a page relies on hands-on testing, we aim to show the evidence.
Accuracy and corrections
We aim to be accurate, but Stitch changes quickly. If you find an error or an outdated statement, email us with the page URL and evidence. We review reports and correct confirmed issues. Significant corrections are noted on the page.
Updates
We update pages when Stitch changes, when we find a better example, or when reader feedback reveals a gap. Pages show a publication date and, where applicable, an update date.
Advertising and independence
The site may display ads through Google AdSense. Advertising is separate from editorial content. Advertisers do not review or approve our articles, and we do not sell rankings in the style library or tutorials.
External links
We link to official documentation, tools, and other resources when they help readers verify or go deeper. We do not control third-party content.
Contact
Questions, corrections, or feedback: contact@stitchprompt.com.