A craft house that sells the offcuts.

The flagship in development is Parallax — a B2B SaaS for WCAG 2.2 accessibility audits. Automated scanners catch about half of real WCAG violations; Parallax runs the machine-decidable layer and then layers rendered-pixel contrast analysis, interaction traces, and a human-reviewed issue queue on top. In private beta — email [email protected] for the waitlist.

The shop you're on is the second surface. Every template, kit, and prompt pack here was first built or used inside a paying engagement — for Parallax itself, for the autonomous pipeline that now publishes to this domain, or for a client website. We package the offcuts and put them in front of a different buyer at a different price point.

Same craft house, two storefronts. The $14 Notion template and the $1,499/mo SaaS were made by the same hands.

The voice is confident, restrained, specific. We say "we built X, here's what it does, $Y" — not "leverage AI" or "BUY NOW LIMITED TIME." Where other shops would put a card grid, we put a row. Where they'd put a stat block, we put a hairline.

The visual mood is editorial software publication: midnight base, warm copper accent (think aged brass, not orange plastic), Fraunces and Geist instead of Inter. Single accent color, generous vertical rhythm, no purple gradients, no glass-morphism panels.

Every product ships with a commercial license, a 14-day money-back guarantee, and direct author support. Real source files, no minified output, README in every download.

Morton Technology Consulting LLC is a Florida company, working under that name since 2024. The consumer-facing storefront — morton-digital.com — went live in early 2026 with the first batch of templates extracted from in-flight client work.

If you want the agency side (custom software, accessibility programs, internal tooling), email [email protected]. If you want the catalog, browse the shop.