Editorial Policy

Author: Mozammel Hoshen Chowdhury • Last updated: October 5, 2025

I run Photo Resizer in KB as a solo developer and writer. Every tutorial, preset guide, and help article reflects hands-on testing with the actual tool and the upload portals I cover. This page explains how I research, review, and maintain the content so you know what to expect.

How I research topics

Each article starts with real user pain points—support emails, exam circulars, or community requests. I confirm file-size requirements by reviewing official documentation, contacting help desks when necessary, and replicating the workflow in staging accounts. Any third-party tip is cited in the article or linked for transparency.

Testing methodology

• Every preset is validated in Chrome, Firefox, and a Chromium-based mobile browser.
• I test exports against real upload validators (exam portals, visa systems, ATS tools) before recommending settings.
• All screenshots and step lists are regenerated after major UI changes so they always match the current product.

Keeping content fresh

I schedule an editorial sweep every quarter and immediately update guides when portals change their specs. Significant revisions trigger a new "Last reviewed" date in the article frontmatter so you can see when a guide was refreshed. Deprecated advice is removed rather than kept for SEO purposes.

Corrections and feedback

If you spot an error or a workflow changes, email photoresizerinkb@gmail.com. I verify the report within 48 hours and update the post as needed, noting the change in the article so returning readers know what changed.

Affiliate or sponsorship disclosure

Photo Resizer in KB does not run sponsored posts or affiliate links. Advertisements, when enabled, are served through Google AdSense and do not influence editorial coverage.