Education before the invitation.
A guide should be useful on its own. Commercial invitations are labelled and kept separate from the explanation.
The Ronier relationship.
How To Design is the educational/media brand. Ronier is the disclosed delivery partner for future renovation conversations. This site may invite homeowners to learn about that route; it is not an independent comparison service.
Review before publication.
Drafts need owner approval, confirmed attribution and appropriate review before they appear in public routes or search. The local preview clearly labels unapproved examples.
Sources and limits.
Factual claims should have accurate references where needed. Safety, technical and regulatory content needs suitable primary sources and owner review. Educational sketches are illustrative, not approved construction drawings.
Dates that mean something.
Publication dates record publication. Update dates record substantive changes. We do not automatically change dates to make a guide look newer.
Corrections and original wording.
Owner wording and expertise should be preserved during edits. Substantive changes should be proposed and reviewed, with corrections made clearly when approved.