
My writing stinks you say. Eh…you may be right. I check my spelling, and try to make sure everything is correct. Still though, I know I need help.
Good news for me? It looks like I just found some help, and have even put this post to the test. It’s the Document Readability Test. The test reveals the number of characters, sentences, and reading comprehension level. The results also show ways to improve readability of text, and lists the most offending sentences.
The site additionally has a few other scripts that you can run. It’s kind of a strange collection. It has a cost of living calculator, and even a few webmaster tools. Unique little site, but I like it. We will have to wait and see if it helps my writing out at all.
Now adding to my webmaster tools archive.

A very useful tool for webmasters I must say, thanks for the tip.
Hmm, this could come in very handy when writing letters to clients and people you want to impress. I’d like to think most of my writings are readable enough but I occasionally look at older stuff I wrote and find areas it could’ve been better.
Thanks,
Jean
Great tool. I did use it and it is really handy and also aids in writing.
I like “The Readability Test Tool” http://ww.read-able.com
- has a straightforward and easy to understand results page
I don’t think my jargon-heavy 3DTV site will do well on this test.
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Indication of the number of years of formal education that a person requires in order to easily understand the text on the first reading
Gunning Fog index : 16.63
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Against yours…
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Indication of the number of years of formal education that a person requires in order to easily understand the text on the first reading
Gunning Fog index : 7.45
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Doh!
Guy.
I thinks everyone should use this tool . As it really helps you out in planning out especially if its an important article, it is very necessary that its written out well in order to get the meaning across.
A very useful tool
First Class link !
I have had to use these type tools before as well. We can’t all be perfect writers!
thanks youu
You you should edit the blog name Test Document Readability to something more suited for your content you write. I enjoyed the blog post withal.
You can test any online document by entering the URL into the page.
Seem like useful tool, it is interesting how they choose what sentences need to be corrected in order to improve readability.
I just tried to response with a prevent of value, but it looks like it provides it as HTML and it will not appear, I’ll try to make it on an exterior web page and weblink you up.
Really great tool i am impressed by the way ans the amount of errors it can predict and help you out to get rid of them. I think this tool is of great help for all.