About the service
I integrate automatic spelling and style checking directly into your CMS publishing process, so every draft is checked immediately upon saving, not after the fact. The author finishes the material, clicks "Save" — and at that very moment the text is silently run through a check, without separate tabs or third-party services.
Questionable words, awkward phrases, and style violations are highlighted right in the editing field, and when you hover over them, a brief explanation appears: what's wrong and how to phrase it better. I adjust the check sensitivity individually — obvious typos and grammatical errors are always caught, while brand terms, rare names, or intentional speech patterns can be marked as accepted once, and the system won't touch them afterwards.
The publish button becomes a real filter: if the text still has gross spelling or grammatical errors, publication is blocked, and a clear explanation appears next to the button about exactly what needs to be fixed. Minor style comments don't stop anyone — they only offer suggestions, so experienced authors' work doesn't slow down, and gross errors that usually slip through in the rush before a deadline are automatically filtered out.
Setup includes:
— connecting dictionary and style rules for your language and editorial policy
— trigger for checking when saving a draft
— highlighting with explanations on hover
— blocking publication with uncorrected gross errors
— list of accepted terms so company-specific words aren't highlighted repeatedly
Questionable words, awkward phrases, and style violations are highlighted right in the editing field, and when you hover over them, a brief explanation appears: what's wrong and how to phrase it better. I adjust the check sensitivity individually — obvious typos and grammatical errors are always caught, while brand terms, rare names, or intentional speech patterns can be marked as accepted once, and the system won't touch them afterwards.
The publish button becomes a real filter: if the text still has gross spelling or grammatical errors, publication is blocked, and a clear explanation appears next to the button about exactly what needs to be fixed. Minor style comments don't stop anyone — they only offer suggestions, so experienced authors' work doesn't slow down, and gross errors that usually slip through in the rush before a deadline are automatically filtered out.
Setup includes:
— connecting dictionary and style rules for your language and editorial policy
— trigger for checking when saving a draft
— highlighting with explanations on hover
— blocking publication with uncorrected gross errors
— list of accepted terms so company-specific words aren't highlighted repeatedly
