HFD Editorial Desk
Felipe B.
Felipe B. is the editor behind HFD, an independent editorial site focused on cars, technology, science and entertainment.
Born in July 1990, Felipe studied Computer Science, Civil Engineering and Business Administration. That mix shapes the way HFD looks at modern topics: with curiosity for systems, attention to real-world consequences and a preference for explanations that connect technical details to everyday decisions.
Felipe is a longtime enthusiast of cars, technology, science and entertainment. HFD reflects those interests through clear explainers, practical context and careful source review for readers who want to understand what is changing, what matters and what deserves a closer look before they spend time, money or attention on it.
What This Editor Covers
- Cars: used-car decisions, ownership costs, maintenance questions, performance context and buyer perspective.
- Technology: AI, apps, smartphones, privacy, digital safety and everyday tools.
- Science: space, astronomy, Earth systems, research findings and curiosity-led explainers.
- Entertainment: films, franchises, streaming guides, adaptation context and story explainers.
Automotive Point of View
HFD’s car coverage is written from the perspective of someone who enjoys cars as machines, decisions and cultural objects, not just transportation appliances. The site is especially interested in ownership tradeoffs, depreciation, maintenance, engineering choices, performance and the gap between marketing claims and what drivers actually experience.
Electric-vehicle coverage on HFD is selective. EV articles are not treated as default consumer enthusiasm pieces. When electric cars appear in HFD’s automotive coverage, the focus should be grounded in measurable performance, especially when supercars and hypercars make electric performance impossible to ignore.
Editorial Approach
HFD articles are written to answer real reader questions. We prefer useful context and plain English over hype, thin summaries or claims that sound more certain than the evidence allows.
When a topic involves dates, technical claims, safety issues, scientific findings, product details, recalls, prices or availability, we aim to check reliable sources before publication. Those sources may include official pages, scientific organizations, regulatory agencies, manufacturer information, reputable reporting, public records or primary material.
Corrections and Updates
If an article needs correction or clearer context, readers can contact HFD through the Contact page. Helpful correction requests include the article URL, the sentence or section in question and the source or context that supports the correction.
When a correction is verified, HFD may update the article to improve accuracy, clarity or sourcing.
Use of Editorial Tools
HFD may use digital tools, including AI-assisted tools, during research organization, drafting support, formatting, headline testing or image creation. These tools do not replace editorial judgment.
Articles should be reviewed before publication for accuracy, clarity, usefulness and tone. Images should be checked before use and should not include misleading logos, fake marks, copyrighted artwork, real private information or real person likenesses unless properly licensed or permitted.
Writing for HFD
HFD may work with additional writers as the site grows. Writers interested in contributing clear, source-aware articles about cars, technology, science or entertainment are welcome to get in touch through the Contact page or by email at contact@homefitdigital.com.
Please include a short introduction, the topics you know well and links to any relevant writing samples.
Contact
For corrections, suggestions or editorial questions, please use the Contact page.