WyattGo redesigns and rebuilds dated application interfaces into modern, fast, accessible products, without stopping the business that runs on them. Seventeen years in operational and regulated software, most of it in healthcare. One senior engineer, design through deployment, accountable for the result.
Turn an interface that looks like it was built fifteen years ago into a modern, fast, accessible product. Delivered in phases inside the app your team already runs, so nothing stops while it improves.
Mockup-first design for queues, dashboards, routing, scheduling, and clinical or operational workflows. Clickable prototypes iterated with the people who do the work, then handed to engineering with implementation briefs, or built by the same hands.
A senior engineer who owns your product for a stretch, frontend first: architecture decisions, the design system, the API contract, pull-request review, and shipping the hard features, embedded with your team two to five days a week.
A national health system, through its virtual-care software vendor · Healthcare
A national health system's clinical informatics team handled clinician support requests through web forms and email. They got a real-time queue with routing, coverage, and escalation, and the platform got its first modern design language in the process.
Forms + email → live queueIntake channel
WyattGo (own product) · Healthcare
The WyattGo Design System is a React design system for data-dense products sold to several organizations at once. Six brands swap the accent at runtime, every color pairing is contrast-tested in light and dark, and a public gallery documents each component live.
Explore the live design system (opens in a new tab)6 brands × 2 themesBrand and theme combinations tested
A regional automotive dealership group · Automotive retail
A dealership group could not tell which vehicles had photos live on which sales channels. Over four months the internal image hub gained trending metrics, channel-by-channel reconciliation, role-based access, and scrapers that verify listings on three public sites.
1 → 3Public sites verified
Engineering manager, contract engagement, 2026
“We brought Lucas in when we needed an additional front end developer. Lucas is extremely effective using AI as an augmentation tool. He cranks out code in a timely manner. He takes ownership, communicates clearly, and delivers. I strongly recommend him to any team.”
Product Owner, former teammate
“I had the pleasure of working with Lucas on a web application project, and he was a fantastic front-end developer throughout the process. He brought not only technical skill, but also a thoughtful and collaborative approach. Lucas consistently asked smart questions, offered creative solutions, and always aimed to deliver the best possible experience for users. His attention to detail and dedication to clean, efficient code was clear in the quality of his work. He’s proactive, easy to work with, and genuinely invested in the success of the project. I’d be happy to work with him again and highly recommend him to any team.”
Engineering leader and former manager at Optum
“I’ve had the pleasure of working with Lucas Wyatt for several years at Optum, where he truly stands out as an exceptional senior software engineer. … Lucas consistently delivers robust, scalable solutions, bringing deep technical expertise, strategic thinking, and a passion for quality to every project. Beyond his technical prowess, Lucas demonstrates outstanding leadership. He mentors junior engineers, fosters collaboration, and leads by example, whether troubleshooting production challenges or introducing best practices for development. … I wholeheartedly recommend Lucas Wyatt to any company seeking a technically strong, inspiring leader who brings both excellence and heart to their work.”
Software engineer, former teammate
“I had the pleasure of working alongside Lucas on our team, and I can't recommend him highly enough. Lucas is an exceptional frontend developer with a deep understanding of React and modern UI practices. Whenever I was stuck or needed advice, Lucas was always willing to jump in, share his expertise, and help me find the best solution. If you're looking for someone who combines deep technical skill with a supportive and team-oriented attitude, Lucas is your person. I learned a lot from working with him and am grateful for the impact he had on our projects.”
Product Owner, former teammate at Optum
“I had the pleasure of working with Lucas during our time at Optum, where he served as a Sr. software developer on our team. From day one, he stood out not only for his technical skills, but also for his collaborative spirit and great sense of humor. What I appreciated most about working with him was his kindness and the calm, upbeat energy he brought to the team. No matter how intense a project got, he had a way of making the work feel manageable and even fun. Any team would be lucky to have him, not just for his technical ability, but for the genuine positivity he brings to the workplace.”
Technical recruiter, former colleague
“I have worked with Lucas for a number of years on several projects. He is one of my favorite people to work with! He is well-known for his sense of humor and tech-savviness. He constantly strives to stay on top of technology and create innovative projects. He is extremely creative, has great design sense, and is very good at collaborating with others on projects. On top of that, he is very analytical and thinks things through.”
Product design and engineering for operational software that works but looks and feels dated: internal tools, clinical and back-office workflows, and multi-tenant platforms. The interface is usually where the problem shows, so the work starts there, but the same engineer designs it, builds it, and ships the API and data changes behind it. Most engagements take one of four shapes: modernizing a legacy interface, designing a complex workflow before it is built, healthcare workflow software specifically, or embedding as a fractional engineering lead.
Fixed fee for defined scope, quoted after a short paid audit or design sprint, and a flat monthly retainer for embedded work. No hourly billing. You know the cost before a phase starts, and you can stop after any phase with a working product.
No. Healthcare is where the deepest experience is, more than ten years across a health system and a national health company, and its constraints transfer well: multi-tenant theming, permissions, audit trails, accessibility, and users who cannot stop to learn a new screen. Work outside healthcare includes dealership operations tooling, an event-staffing platform, and years of small-business web applications. Any regulated or operational domain with the same shape is a fit.
Almost never. Modernization happens inside the existing codebase, surface by surface, behind flags or scoped styling. Framework changes are made only when they pay for themselves, and always incrementally.
Usually within two to four weeks for an audit or a design sprint. Retainer availability depends on current commitments. Ask, and you will get a straight answer.
