Tyler helps independent builders clean up the pages, launch materials, automations, accessibility checks, and handoff docs around their products.
The work ends with something concrete: a revised page, a launch kit, a runbook, an accessibility report, or an operating doc.
Send the current page, repo, notes, app build, or workflow. Tyler reviews what exists, fixes the first useful layer, and leaves a clear handoff.
For homepages, app pages, support pages, and storefronts that need clearer structure and copy.
For early access launches, App Store submissions, waitlists, paid tool launches, and feature announcements.
For scripts, bots, prompts, scheduled jobs, and agent workflows that need to be easier to operate.
Find accessibility blockers before release. Tyler reviews the flows that matter, ranks the risk, and gives your team fixes they can actually ship.
For repeatable processes that need clear steps, owners, review points, failure cases, and next actions.
Founding-client pricing is available for the first three reviews. Each review turns selected flows into a written report, prioritized fixes, and a follow-up verification check.
Keyboard flow, screen reader labels, focus order, touch targets, contrast risks, form states, error messages, navigation state, and release-critical paths.
$250–$500 for one app flow or small website flow. Includes a short release-risk summary and prioritized fixes.
$750–$1,500 for a fuller pre-release pass across primary flows, support pages, and launch materials.
A sample Preflight is available showing the full loop: audit, findings, remediation, and verification.
Quoted separately when a team wants help applying fixes, updating labels, testing flows, or preparing review notes.
Email the current material and what should be clearer after the pass. Tyler will suggest the smallest useful scope before work begins.