Your developer applies it
We review the evidence and prepare a correction, affected files or settings, and acceptance checks. Your developer applies the change. Site access is usually unnecessary; a sanitized code sample may be needed.
Start with the finding you want to resolve. Prepare a brief for your developer or ask GradeMY to review an assisted implementation. Scope, price and availability are confirmed before any work begins.
We review the evidence and prepare a correction, affected files or settings, and acceptance checks. Your developer applies the change. Site access is usually unnecessary; a sanitized code sample may be needed.
After scope approval, invite us with the permissions needed for that specific fix. We prepare changes in a staging site, draft theme or pull request. You approve publication, then we verify the affected pages.
For Shopify theme work, use a Partner collaborator invitation with the required theme permissions. For a custom site, use a repository invitation and preview environment. Other platforms require a scope review first.
Do not send passwords, API keys, customer records or payment details. Access instructions follow only after we agree on a job. A brief is not authorization to edit or publish your site.
This form creates a brief in your browser. Nothing is submitted automatically or saved by this page. Review it, then email it yourself if you want a scope review.
Nothing has been sent. Your email app opens a draft; review it before sending. If it does not open, attach the downloaded brief and send it to matthewjmcbridejr+grademy-support@gmail.com. A scope review does not confirm availability or price.
The agreed change, a preview or patch, checks against the original evidence, a rollback plan, and a before/after verification record. A fix is only marked verified when its acceptance checks pass. Search placement, AI recommendations and sales are not guaranteed.