Guide to Grammar is a web site dedicated to the mechanics of writing. A user can select any topic from the floating index or click on any link on the main page to find definitions and examples of grammar elements. The site also contains interactive quizzes, forms of communication, PowerPoint presentations, ask grammar, links to other sources, and other valuable resources. For example, when editors have a question about parallelism, they can enter the site and select parallelism from the floating the index or click a on hot link. The parallel form window opens with a brief definition and thorough examples of parallel structure, such as the Gettysburg Address and tables showing faulty parallel structures and corrected sentence versions.
Editors can end their grammar lesson with interactive quizzes about parallel form.
The site has several strengths. One strength is the abundance of grammar topics that vary from abbreviations to writer's block. Other strengths are the floating index and the ease of navigation. Editors do not have to see any unwanted or unneeded design features they can just jump to the information they need. On the other hand, the vast amount of information is also a limitation.