I have a question
"You don’t need to read option names. Just change them and see a result."
Could you anybody help me. Is that sentence correct or not?"Set up any color you like" - is that correct or not? and
"Customers will know you by your brand colors" and that is correct or not?
We are creating promo video. And we want to use that features speeches to create it. Could anybody please correct me if you canand 2 more: "Create a unique homepage" "easy to set-up = fast start"
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It doesn't make sense to me, sorry. What are "option names"? What are you trying to say?
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Dmitri, I gather from the questions that you are creating the menu for a web based product. However there is no context to this question so it is a bit hard to say if the word choices are clarify or confuse.
For the first one it "don't read..." it is pretty unclear.
For the next one I think that "set up" implies a series of steps and if you are choosing just one thing a better word is "select" as in "select any color you like".
The third, fourth and fifth quotes are fine.
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They're all correct. I don't know what they mean, though.
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and 2 more:
"Create a unique homepage"
"easy to set-up = fast start"
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