Hi, I'm Tylor.
I build focused apps and small tools for the moments that general-purpose software misses.
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PuppyOnTrack began with the messier parts of caring for a new puppy. A quick log and a clear view of what happened made routines easier to build when sleep and attention were in short supply.
My partner lives with multiple sclerosis. Her experience made limited motor function and decision fatigue concrete design constraints, not abstract accessibility checkboxes. Every extra tap, crowded screen, or unclear choice asks something more from the person using it.
- Buttons placed where they're easier to reach.
- Fewer taps between a person and what they came to do.
- Color and hierarchy that make the next step clear at a glance.
The projects can look completely different. DokuDoku is a large-print Sudoku game designed for older adults with limited motor function. PuppyOnTrack brings the same thinking to the chaos of raising a puppy.
That variety is why I work independently. I can follow a useful problem to an iOS app, a desktop tool, or a small React package, while asking the same question: how can this be easier to use?