No significant grammar or spelling errors

Grammar and spelling errors on a marketing site signal lack of care — and in markets where visitors are evaluating professional services, SaaS tools, or anything with a business trust component, lack of care in the copy creates doubt about quality of the product itself. The mental model is unconscious but consistent: if they didn't proofread the sentence the visitor just read, what else didn't they check? AI-generated copy is particularly prone to subtle errors: subject-verb disagreement ("your team are"), incorrect apostrophe use ("it's" vs. "its"), and plausible-sounding misspellings ("Intergration") that pass a casual read but fail on close inspection.

Before evaluating, extract the literal text from your rendered page (not the source code — rendered text avoids JSX noise) and paste it into a grammar checker. Use Grammarly's free browser extension, LanguageTool's browser extension, or paste directly at languagetool.org.

The mandatory quoting step: copy the hero section and first feature description as they appear in the browser and read them word by word before flagging pass. Common errors to look for:

Subject-verb agreement:
  "Your team are going to love it"    → "Your team is going to love it"

Apostrophe errors:
  "It's features include..."           → "Its features include..."
  "The company began it's journey..."  → "The company began its journey..."

AI misspellings:
  "Intergration"   → "Integration"
  "Seamlesly"      → "Seamlessly"
  "Definitly"      → "Definitely"

For AI-built projects: run the generated copy through a grammar checker in a separate pass from generation — the same AI session that generated the copy is biased toward its own output being correct.