Responsive websites with real structure, real copy, and launch-ready details.

Wyatt Spicer Portfolio

This portfolio is also a full web project: a hand-coded public site that organizes UX/UI, web, 3D, and art/AV work into a coherent professional system. It includes a case-study library, live project links, smart back navigation, resume download, contact flow, social metadata, sitemap, accessibility passes, and Netlify-ready deployment details.

• Built to present multidisciplinary work without flattening the personality of each project.
• Uses the same launch-readiness standards applied to client and public-facing sites.
• Connects portfolio storytelling, technical polish, and recruiter-friendly navigation.

Adams Internal Medicine

A 48-page launch-ready private-practice website system built around trust, clarity, mobile usability, and patient action. The build includes deep service architecture, appointment request flows, contact and billing support pages, health resources, insurance information, reviews, patient forms, metadata, Netlify configuration, and accessibility-minded content structure.

• Built to support a public medical practice, not just a mock landing page.
• Focused on patient confidence, readability, navigation, and action clarity.
• Set the quality benchmark for content depth, polish, and launch readiness.

Tiki Tommy Live!

A live South Padre guide built around what visitors need in the moment: live camera slots, beach conditions, verified places, a map, saved plans, and sponsor/ad inventory. It keeps the mascot energy fun while functioning like a real public app/site for a brand expanding into monetized local discovery.

• Designed around real-time island decisions instead of generic tourism browsing.
• Includes live-site structure for Explore, Map, Saved, Conditions, and Advertise flows.
• Built with ad-space monetization in mind from the page architecture up.

Visit South Padre Island

A colorful personal tourism guide for South Padre Island with coastal typography, hand-coded motion, trip-planning content, food and activity pages, gallery notes, and a stronger guide structure than a generic destination brochure.

HP Concert Series

A social-practice web and poster project built as a believable fictional concert announcement with explicit disclosures. The site uses campaign design, satirical neighborhood articles, public-facing event grammar, and process documentation to examine Highland Park, public image, mental health visibility, and the social power of polished interfaces.

The Keyboard Board

A refined product-site concept for a space-saving keyboard cover that turns an instrument into a usable surface. The build uses calm product photography, a wood-finish product system, cart-to-contact flow, and a restrained editorial layout.