EDITORIAL POLICY
How CompressoPanda Guides Are Made
CompressoPanda publishes practical guides about preparing images for websites and digital publishing. The purpose of a guide is to answer a distinct workflow question, not to repeat a product description or fill a keyword target.
Responsibility
Dik Raci, creator of online tools, is responsible for the product documentation and the maintenance of the guide library. Guides are reviewed when an interface, format support or documented limitation changes.
Selection and testing
A guide is retained when it answers a different question and adds practical detail. When a claim depends on a browser, device, file or setting, the guide should identify that condition. A test record may include the source file properties, settings, input and output bytes, visual checks and limitations.
General documentation is separated from observations made with the product. No benchmark, review, user quote or result is published as a personal observation unless it was actually checked.
Use of writing assistance
Writing or research tools may assist with organisation or language, but they do not replace product checks, source review or editorial responsibility. The final page is reviewed for accuracy, scope and usefulness before publication.
Corrections and contact
If you find an outdated step, unsupported format or broken example, report the URL, browser and a short description through the Contact page. Substantive corrections are listed in the public Changelog.
What readers can expect
A guide should explain a concrete image or file workflow, identify the settings that matter, and state when a result can vary. Articles are not intended to replace the documentation of a specific browser, editor or publishing platform.
When a page contains an example or measurement, it should identify the input, format, settings and scope. Readers can report an outdated instruction through the contact page so the page can be reviewed.