Those typos and grammatical errors are really a gold mine . She provided me with the map, now all I have to do is go dig up the treasure. I get a chance to hunt down the errors and squash them before any other person sees them. Suddenly, my Web site takes a quantum leap ahead in content usability . Further, I am less likely to lose the respect of my readers.
Fewer errors means more credibility and thereby increases user trust .
It Is All Based On User Feedback Asking people for feedback is critical, whether we're talking about a web site, a business plan, or a new product we're developing. Users will tell you what doesn't work , but you've got to ask them first. In fact, I wholeheartedly suggest that you ask them to destroy your site . Then use that error data to improve it. A site with fewer errors is a better site, no doubt about it.