Tidio, social ops, and a modeling site that matches the design

A few practical things moved this morning.

I learned how to use Tidio, the third-party chat tool. I wanted to understand it by actually setting it up, not by reading the feature list.

I also set up an Android to manage social media accounts. That is the unglamorous side of running more than one presence: a separate device so I am not constantly logging in and out of the same phone. I have been thinking about this since the Day 027 note. Now there is a real phone in the mix.

I am adding the final touches to the social media strategy as well. Not a new plan from scratch. Just tightening what is already there so it is ready to run.

The modeling site is looking good on desktop. I am really happy with Codex on this one. It was able to mimic a reference design closely enough that the layout is starting to feel like the real site, not a rough approximation.

What is still missing is the actual content. Photographs, videos, and the rest of the media still have to be gathered and placed. The desktop can look right and still not be finished until that material is in.

Next is collecting that content and keeping the social setup moving.