You'll need to test multiple aspects of your Web site to ensure your site's integrity. Even professional proofreaders and editors don' t catch all the typos in published works. However, your testing will extend beyond misspelled words. You must check all content, visual cues, and forms. Generally, testers should be given checklists to ensure that all key items are tested.
Testers can also provide written feedback to site designers, developers, and content writers.
You'll also want to take advantage of tools that can automate some aspects of your site's proofing, such as Link Check , HTML Check , and various spell checking tools . But while these tools can minimize the workload of testers, they can't replace tester feedback. Test scripts on various browser types and versions, as well as on various operating systems and computer types. Scrutinize the site for consistency of appearance and company identity. Test the site on both PC and Macintosh systems, and different browser types and versions.