Content Progress is a plug-in for WordPress which adds a set of icons into your content listings (Posts, Pages, and custom post types) indicating whether the document is complete. While the plug-in has no way to know whether the page has been completely laid out, etc., it can identify whether there is actually content on the page. If there isn’t, that document will be flagged as empty. If there’s only a small quantity of content on the page, that document will be flagged as partial.

You also have the option to flag any document as incomplete, regardless of the content in that page, in which case it will have a separate ‘incomplete’ flag.

This simply provides a quick and efficient way to scan over which documents in your web site are finished, since it is frequently the case in my own development that I add all new pages (for the purpose of building menus and navigation) before actually filling those pages with content.

There are also three shortcodes available for generating front-facing lists of pages: [empty], [partial], and [incomplete] which will produce appropriate unordered lists of documents. Each shortcode accepts an argument for the post type: e.g. [empty type=’post’]