When I had some free time at work, I created a Python script to make the email building process smoother. Our company's email marketing tool didn't have a spell check or the ability to use custom variables. This meant occasional typos slipping through unnoticed or changes made to dates in one place but not reflected in other occurrences, causing inconsistencies.
To fix this, I decided to develop a Python script. It takes a screenshot of the email and, using helpful python libraries, reads the text from the image. Then, it compares the text from the image with a list of valid words from my text corpus. If it finds any words not on the list, it prints them out. This way, the marketing team could check for spelling errors before sending out emails and eliminate unnecessary errors.
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