Streaming Challenges

Can I stream myself completing Frontend Mentor challenges?

Yes, you can stream yourself completing Frontend Mentor challenges on platforms like Twitch, YouTube, or other streaming services. This is a great way to share your learning journey and help others learn alongside you.

What guidelines should I follow when streaming?

When streaming Frontend Mentor challenges, please follow these guidelines:

• Point viewers to the Frontend Mentor website: Direct your audience to frontendmentor.io so they can explore the challenges themselves and learn more about the platform.
• Do not distribute or show design files on stream: The Figma design files are for your personal use only. Avoid showing them in detail or providing them to viewers.
• Encourage viewers to sign up: Invite your audience to create their own Frontend Mentor accounts and try the challenges themselves rather than just watching.

Is streaming good for content creators?

Yes, streaming Frontend Mentor challenges is excellent for content creators and educators. It provides:

• Ready-made project ideas with professional designs
• Real coding challenges that demonstrate practical skills
• Engaging content that viewers can follow along with
• Opportunities to teach and explain your development process

How does streaming help build community?

Streaming challenges helps build community around learning in several ways:

• Viewers can learn from watching your problem-solving approach
• Live chat allows for real-time questions and discussions
• It normalizes the learning process, including making mistakes
• Creates connections between developers at various skill levels
• Encourages others to start their own coding journey

By streaming responsibly and following the guidelines, you contribute to a positive learning environment while respecting Frontend Mentor's resources and mission.

Partner programme

If you're a streamer or content creator who regularly features Frontend Mentor challenges, consider joining the partner programme. Partners earn 30% recurring revenue for subscribers they refer to the platform. It's a way to monetize your content while helping your audience discover challenges they can work on themselves.