For a website
The tags and links a page needs before it ships.
- Write the tags for a page headFill in four fields and read back the tags, the search result they produce, and how much of each line survives before the cut.
- Build a campaign linkFill in the boxes and the tagged link is assembled as you type, with the required parameters marked and anything that would split a report flagged underneath it.
About these tools
These are the small things that get done last and go wrong quietly. A page ships without a description and gets whatever sentence a search engine scrapes. A campaign link carries a capitalised source and splits into two rows in every report. A card renders blank because the image path was relative.
None of it is difficult, and all of it is invisible until somebody looks at the wrong dashboard a month later. The tools here show the result rather than the markup: what the snippet looks like at the width that actually truncates it, what the link does to a query string that already had a fragment on the end.