this problem only if you employ them in moderation and in due consideration of the goals you are pursuing.
Here are the solutions that can help you resolve this dilemma.
Using all variant spellings and misspelling on the page
This solution, of course, seems to be too generalistic, but can work if used with a sense of judgment and priority. As is clear now that various spellings or misspellings can not be placed anywhere other than the body text as doing so might attract severe results or even ban or penalty from the search engines. In this light, the applicability of this solution can well be considered.
But the applicability of this solution suffers from the fact that not all the variants of all words can be used throughout the web site, or say, a particular web page. Even if it is done so with painstaking efforts, one can imagine the clumsy and cumbersome look it may get in the process. This would not be improper to say such look is downright unprofessional and can drive your potential traffic away.
So, first determine what are the crucial keywords on a specific page you can not afford to miss, and that can attract traffic. Only then, use the possible variants of the keywords, and provide a convincing explanation if you are placing the misspellings too on the page. This will do away with the problem of unprofessional content look while helping you to get the kind of visitors you eye on.
Using faulty spellings in image ALT tags
This is yet another way of dealing with spelling issues but with a little thought and caution. One going for this option should objectively assess its advantages against its very disadvantages.
Writing wrong spellings in the