Recording notes from 8/20/26 to 8/22/26.

Small tweaks to the play at the wall website that Hamid made. A few more small changes. l sent a quick email to Wayne about some changes. After that, I spent some time playing with VS Code and Claude AI making some CSS changes to a practice CSS page. Having some fun playing around. I was flipping between ask mode, plan mode, and agent mode. Trying to get my feet wet a little bit. Good work session. I took a break for dinner and then came back and did another small session. More color and CSS tweaks. Ran out of AI credits for this session. Here is a quick link to what I was working on - web link. This is just a simple CSS sample page.

Work session with Hamid. We were checking out the play at the wall website that Hamid had completed. The domain is playatthewall.com - He was excited as it was live. We ended up making a few small changes and pushing up new code to a spot inside of adilas - web link. We will get with Wayne (our server guy) to see how to update the actual domain site.

As part of our work session, we were using AI to help us do some CSS code changes to help with things called media queries (show it this way at a certain screen size). Fun session. It was new territory for both of us, meaning using AI to fix things through an agent vs asking for help and then making the changes by ourselves.

Working on dataflow and mock-ups for the food pantry industry adaptation project (industry specific recipe maps). Decided to use flex grid for the members of the families vs customer contacts. With flex grid tie-ins, I have more flexibility and bulk tools. The customer contacts seemed like a perfect fit until I found out that I needed tons of custom fields per family member (like over six custom fields per family member). I did a few more sketches and mock-ups on paper. I'm planning on using as much of the normal adilas pages as I can, as long as they don't look too complicated. I think that I am ready to start moving into more actual graphics (wireframes or mock-ups) vs small sketches and hand drawings.