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Web developer building sites that make people stop scrolling and start talking

Hey, I’m Tyler. Currently the lead developer at Composite.global. I build self optimizing websites designed to be easily managed and focused on growing your business.

When I’m not creating experiences for the web, I spend my time nerding out over synthesizers and music production.

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Work

Industry: Proptech

Obligo

Live Site

Deposit-free renting, moved off WordPress while adding the motion that shows the product in action. As lead developer at Composite, I built 30+ pages in three weeks, with Lottie throughout, a working product demo on the page and an interactive 50-state compliance map. The site is 240% faster.

  • Webflow
  • Lottie
  • CMS
  • HubSpot

Lead developer · Composite

Industry: Dev tools

Sourcegraph

Live Site

Moved from a React codebase to Webflow so marketing could stop filing engineering tickets. Our Webflow component library turned the site from a static block of code to an MCP enabled collection of building blocks easy for anyone to prompt new pages and initiatives. The team now ships pages and ABM campaigns on its own.

  • Webflow
  • Components
  • MCP

Lead developer · Composite

Industry: Legal tech

BriefCatch

Live Site

BriefCatch sells AI to lawyers and publishes constantly to earn their trust. I moved the site off WordPress, content library and all, into 16 CMS collections where publishing means filling in a form. Since launch, their team has added a learning platform on their own.

  • Webflow
  • CMS
  • Components

Lead developer · Composite

Industry: Research

Ten pages that look like everyone else built them. Contract work inside Shadow Digital’s six-week migration of TSIA off an old clunky enterprise CMS onto Webflow, built to their naming conventions and component library so the pages are indistinguishable from the rest of the site.

  • Webflow
  • CMS
  • Components

Contract developer · Shadow Digital

Tyler in a car, in a cap and sunglasses, making a peace sign

Hey there! I’m Tyler.

I came to code from music. Producing music taught me that the best work is felt before it’s understood, and I wanted to bring that feeling somewhere new. I taught myself in my free time, and six months later I was calling local businesses asking if they needed a website.

These days I build for tech startups and enterprise teams. I learned this craft before AI could write a line of it, so I know what it’s doing under the hood, where it cuts corners, and how to fix it before anyone notices. I still work the way I did on those first calls: close to the people I build for, until the site feels like theirs.

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