Web design & development
Built well
by design
Hey, I'm Tyler. I'm a developer and digital artist living in New Orleans. These days I work for POOLCORP, where I'm on the team that builds and looks after our public-facing websites. I'm a big believer in the "no-nonsense" school of web design: it should look great, it should work for everyone, and it shouldn't be a headache to manage.
I'm also looking to help out a bit more locally. If you're a New Orleans small business that needs a straightforward, mobile-friendly site, I'd love to chat.
About
From BFA to the browser
Since 2017, I've focused on building responsive interfaces and managing high-scale site architecture at POOLCORP. My work involves everything from early wireframes to polished UI using React, Tailwind CSS, and a lot of careful JavaScript. I also handled our end-to-end OneTrust integration, so I've spent plenty of time in the weeds of privacy and cookie compliance.
My path into development wasn't exactly a straight line. After getting my BFA from UNO, I spent a few years at different jobs learning and teaching myself that "art" and "design" are two very different animals. I bounced around a bit until I found myself working in the IT warehouse at POOLCORP (shipping printers and tech to branches) and began teaching myself to code on the side. I eventually weaseled my way into the web team where I finally got a chance to put my self-taught skills to the test. Looking back at the stuff I built in those early days is a bit of a reality check, but it's a good reminder of how far I've come.
For me, the best part of the job is the problem-solving. I really enjoy the challenge of figuring out how to fit all the different pieces together so a site flows well. There's something satisfying about taking a visual mockup and turning it into a finished product that actually works for everyone.
Design through delivery
Wireframes and interactive prototypes that actually turn into production UI. I make sure what we ship matches what we agreed on, not some watered-down compromise.
Accessible, maintainable code
Semantic HTML and systematic CSS that holds up for real users. I take accessibility and QA seriously (it's not something I just "phone in" at the end).
Multi-brand scale
Years of experience stewarding a portfolio of public sites. I focus on shared patterns and templates that keep content accurate and consistent across multiple brands.
Skills & tools
- Web Design
- Web Development
- React.js
- Tailwind CSS
- Graphic Design
- Agile Web Development
- HTML
- CSS
- JavaScript
- WordPress
- Webflow
- Git
- Jekyll
- OneTrust
- Adobe Photoshop
- Adobe Illustrator
- Adobe InDesign
- Drawing
- Photography
- Digital Illustration
My work
Employer & independent
Whether I'm working on a massive corporate rollout or a site for a friend or local shop, the goal is the same: figure out what actually matters, design it honestly, and make sure it works on all devices seamlessly. When I'm not doing either of those, I'm sometimes building side projects where I let myself have some fun and make something silly.
Current employer · ~10 years
POOLCORP
I've spent the better part of a decade at POOLCORP. I'm on the team responsible for a large portion of our digital portfolio. I've had a hand in just about every consumer-facing and corporate site since 2017. I'm always looking for opportunities to make our sites look better and work better, whether that's a full redesign or a small tweak to clean up some messy code.
Featured site
SwimmingPool.com
One flagship consumer site where I can walk through the full arc — from the problem we were solving to what shipped.
Homepage redesignContext
SwimmingPool.com is a consumer-facing property for POOLCORP. The previous homepage was a bit of a mess with full screen sections and a lack of direction.
Challenge
Ship a redesigned homepage experience that feels current and on-brand, while also giving visitors a clearer entry point to the site and its offerings.
What I did
I led the redesign from the first Adobe XD wireframes to the final launch. I worked with the team to get the code live while keeping final say over design and accesibility decisions.
Outcome
A homepage that finally looks like it belongs to the brand. It gives visitors a much clearer path to what they need, and we're already using this new design as the foundation for the rest of the site.
More flagship properties
Design & developmentNPTpool.com
One of our more recognizable specialty brands. I've contributed heavily across the property; a fresh visual pass on the homepage is planned, and I'm lined up to drive that work.
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Ongoing stewardshipHotTubs.com
One of our largest multi-national/multi-language properties. A homepage visual refresh is in the pipeline for this one as well. I've been focused on smaller updates and maintenance work here, but I'm excited to take on the redesign.
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More in the POOLCORP portfolio
Regal Chemicals
Template & content
One of our multilangual sites and sister site to E-Z Clor® Chemicals. Shared structure, both modernized with responsive layouts and maintainable patterns.
E-Z Clor Chemicals
Template & content
Paired with Regal: updated sections, clearer product storytelling, and consistent UI for dealers and swimming pool owners.
SCPpool.com
Wholesale · US/Canada
SCP Distributors | Superior Pool Products' public wholesale face. Another multilangual site that was recently converted from an older Jekyll site to a React/Next.js site. Due for a larger visual refresh.
Poolcorp.com
Corporate flagship
Primary corporate site. Currently in the works of being converted from a Jekyll site to a React/Next.js site. Also due for a visual refresh.
SCP Europe
Joomla → Next.js
European SCP property: our team replatformed an aging Joomla site to React/Next.js. Cleaner UI and strong multilingual support for regional audiences.
Independent & exploratory
Personal and client-adjacent work where I can experiment with voice, layout, and rapid concepting outside enterprise release cycles.
Side project · Next.jsRemi care guide
A playful single-page site for friends watching our dog while we're away — tone, typography, and microcopy as much the product as the layout. Built for real humans, not a brief.
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Concept libraryDMI Sites
Proof-of-concept prototypes for Drive Motorsports International: multiple palettes and site personalities for drivers, teams, and series — a showroom of “what if” directions in one deploy.
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Contact
Hiring, or need a site?
Recruiter or big-company pipeline — cool, use LinkedIn or grab the résumé. New spot in town without a URL yet — email is perfect; tell me what you're imagining and we'll keep it simple. GitHub only shows up if I've turned it on for the nerds.