Editorial Policy

What we publish

EasyLottie publishes practical material about Lottie preview, editing, conversion, optimization, browser behavior, asset packaging, and delivery. We prioritize questions that users encounter in actual design and development workflows.

Testing and sources

Workflow claims should be reproduced with the relevant tool and representative files. Technical explanations should link to original specifications, official documentation, or primary project documentation when those sources are available.

We distinguish a verified product behavior from a recommendation or inference. Limits that depend on a browser, codec, Lottie renderer, or file structure should be stated clearly.

AI-assisted work

AI tools may help organize research, draft an outline, or identify language that needs clarification. A guide is not published solely from generated text. Product behavior, examples, links, and final wording require human review.

Updates and corrections

Articles show a publication date and a last reviewed date. We update material when product behavior, browser support, file handling, or authoritative documentation changes. Substantive corrections should replace the inaccurate statement rather than preserve it for search traffic.

To report an error, use the contact page and include the guide URL, the sentence or step in question, and a source or reproducible example when possible.

Advertising independence

Advertising must not determine a guide's conclusion or recommended workflow. Ads are kept outside tool workspaces and away from upload, playback, export, and download controls. Sponsored material, if introduced in the future, will be labeled.