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Checking sites for spelling errors

By Jed Horne on Oct 31, 2008

No one is perfect, and while firefox, chome and safari have built in spell checking, mistakes can still slip through.

Spellr.us aims to alleviate this issue by scheduling regular scans of a website’s content and reporting any spelling errors and unknown words to site administrators. They claim “It’s like having one of the smart kids do your homework!”. We’ve been using spellr.us on some of our sites for a few months, but now that they have officially launched, anyone can try them out for free.

Tags: spelling, web2.0

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