Even prestigious websites have typos

Spling's Cloudflare reports identify various issues, including misspellings like "foward" instead of "forward," "failuers" instead of "failures," and "flexibilty" instead of "flexibility." Additionally, there are instances of incorrect grammar, missing articles, and improper hyphenation.

Spling found typos like "complementray" instead of "complementary," "fiesty" instead of "feisty," and "cardbox" instead of "cardboard" were noted. What can you expect from designers?

Spling found that the General Electric site had some frequent misspellings include "FIltration" instead of "Filtration" and "DISHWASERS" instead of "DISHWASHERS." It happens to the best of us.

Spling found 2 typos on microsoft.com, though only one page was checked. What's notable is that the page was a 'polished' annual report and one of the typos is a crazy find.

Spling identifies 42 typos across 15 pages of the website, with an additional 20 pages deemed error-free. Common issues include misspellings (e.g., "resitrctions" instead of "restrictions") and incorrect possessive or article usage ("it's" versus "its"). Some articles and words are suggested to improve clarity and grammatical accuracy. Corrections involve misspelled names, missing articles before nouns, and proper punctuation.

The Spling report card for Shopify identifies over 200 typos across only 59 pages. These issues include: incorrect punctuation and formatting, misspelled technical terms like 'Quandrant' and 'Mutlichannel', and grammar issues like a misuse of "it's" instead of "its".

Y Combinator Spling reports highlights various issues, including misspellings (e.g., "maintainance" instead of "maintenance"), improper grammar ("its" vs. "it's"), and missing diacritics on words like "Bogotá" and "Medellín." It also notes issues with possessive forms and missing articles.

Spling found errors were on several important zapier.com pages, including the homepage (/), the pricing page (/pricing), and the jobs page (/jobs). These pages are essential for user engagement and conversions, making it vital to address them.

This Spling report highlights frequent errors such as misspellings ("programatically" instead of "programmatically"), incorrect grammar ("needs to be send" instead of "needs to be sent"), and formatting issues (missing spaces or improper capitalization).

Spling found a lot of small typos spread across only 33 pages checked on hellobonsai.com. The site has a relatively high density of errors, and nearly every page checked contains some issues.