Need your honest opinion

[DaveMaxwell]

@supremesmail

Can you figure out where you’ve found those grammatical & spelling mistakes? I need to sort out those. Please consider spending 10-15 min of your valuable time and give me some quotes from the website content and help me find out where I am lacking.

I’m sorry, but it would take more than 10-15 minutes to go page by page through your content and find all the grammatical errors. Like @John_Betong suggested, grammarly would help.

I’ll give you an example. I pulled up this case study: https://www.supremesupports.com.au/case-studies/fashion-clothing-manufacturer/

Just copying the first paragraph into Grammarly provided five easily fixable errors. I guarantee if you copy/paste the rest of your content into a document, it would find more…

@supremesmail

Those are not clickable links. I think what I should’ve done is to change the from a clickable <a href> to just an image file. Isn’t it?

They are clickable links, but it just returns you to the top of the page. I would agree that you should remove the href from around the image since it makes no sense.

[rodman]

@supremesmail

Grammarly doesn’t check a whole website.

I could be wrong, but I get the impression you’ve bit off more than you can chew. I would suggest you swallow, take a break, and develop some basic communication skills. Web sites are a form of human communication. If you want a computer to build your site you’re not going to get many humans to visit. If you can’t spell, get a dictionary. If grammar is not you strong suite, get a College Harbrace book. You’ve got to put in the work, there’s no app to do it. If necessary hire a content writer who’s trained and endowed with the skills necessary.
Just my opinion.

[chinjjj94]

Try to combine your multiple css and jss files. And also compress the images with out effecting the quality of the image.

[John_Betong]

Did you read post #2

Try to combine your multiple CSS and JS files to make fewer server requests.