Name: Josh Tumath
Type: User
Company: @BBC
Bio: Senior Software Engineer at @bbc, working on a shared design system; interested in Web standards, Intrinsic Web Design, a11y and general CSS nerdery.
Twitter: JoshTumath
Location: Salford, United Kingdom
Blog: https://joshtumath.uk/
Josh Tumath's Projects
The Bolt CMS theme for Aberystwyth University Christian Union.
BBC Accessibility Guidelines Checker
An implementation of Game of Life in Java, created for the BBC Digital Media Graduate Scheme application process.
Created as part of a first year university assignment. Allows you to create pixelated animations.
A game created for a university assignment. Uses a HTML canvas for a plugin-free game!
This repository contains compatibility data for Web technologies as displayed on MDN
A hacked together bingo board Web app for our family's Christmas bingo
The theme for my website, running on Ghost.
My personal blog running on Jekyll.
Created as part of a fourth year university assignment.
Created as part of a fourth year university assignment. It was quickly bodged together to serve as a fake RESTful Web service.
My dissertation project for University. An agile project management system specifically suited for the needs of digital agencies.
My dissertation project for University. An agile project management system specifically suited for the needs of digital agencies. This is the server-side part of the application using an express.js server.
📓 UI component dev & test: React, Vue, Angular, React Native, Ember, Web Components & more!
Reproduces a bug in Storybook where props in a decorator's Story aren't passed through to stories.
Created as part of a second year university assignment.
Built for iCafe in Manchester, based on the TV show The Wheel, this website can be used to run a similar game from a projector
A mockup for a new website for Upton Baptist Church, Chester.
This Android app and Web site was created as part of a group project assignment at Aberystwyth University.
Created for a talk at WDC Bristol 2022
WebPaper is intended as a replacement for LaTeX. It is an experiment to see if the Web can be used to create printable documents that can be viewed suitably both on paper and in a Web browser by adding just a stylesheet to a HTML document.
React
Typescript
Django
Laravel
Facebook
Microsoft
Google
Alibaba
D3
Tencent