CAMPUS: FINISH AND CHECK IT
Practical companion to the three tutorial drafts. 22 October 2026.
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1. FAVICON
[ ] I chose a simple letter or image that is legible at small sizes.
[ ] I downloaded and extracted the ZIP, then inspected the actual files.
[ ] I used ONE install route:
    WordPress: square 512px PNG in the built-in Site Icon setting.
    HTML site: installed the actual ICO and correct head link.
[ ] I kept a copy of the previous icon/configuration where applicable.
[ ] The public icon file opens directly, if using the HTML route.
[ ] The intended icon appears on a fresh visit and another site page.
[ ] I checked the result rather than assuming refresh cleared every cache.
Site checked:
Install route and file:
Date and browser:
Remaining problem:

2. AI-ASSISTED BRIEF
[ ] My source notes have stable labels.
[ ] I am permitted to put this information into the chosen AI tool.
[ ] Draft, confirmed, conflicting and missing information stay distinct.
[ ] I checked a claim ledger before requesting polished prose.
[ ] Every factual statement in the brief has a supporting source.
[ ] Numbers, dates, locations and links match that source.
[ ] A capacity limit has not become a count of actual bookings.
[ ] Missing decisions remain in a separate questions list.
[ ] I kept the checked brief, source ledger and open questions together.
Output document:
Sources checked:
Checked by / date:
Next unanswered question:

3. SOCIAL-SHARE IMAGE
[ ] I kept an editable source file and exported a real JPG.
[ ] For this LinkedIn exercise, the image is 1200 × 627 and below 5 MB.
[ ] The title is readable at a small preview size.
[ ] The direct image URL opens without my logged-in session.
[ ] The intended public page contains the current sharing metadata.
[ ] No placeholder URL, staging URL or old competing image remains.
[ ] I inspected the actual destination-platform preview.
[ ] I know refresh changes future LinkedIn previews, not existing posts.
[ ] I recorded any remaining error rather than calling it fixed.
Page URL:
Image URL:
Platform / check date:
Result:

Stop rather than invent missing facts, expose private work, disable security,
or publish an unapproved change. A clear unresolved issue is a useful result.

These are completion checks, not guarantees of search ranking, universal
browser behavior, perfect AI accuracy or identical previews on every platform.