Hi. I’m Josh.
I’m a front end developer working & living in Cleveland, OH
I design & build clean, modern, effective websites using HTML, CSS, & jQuery.
I also look fabulous in a kilt.
Yes, more please!
Joshua Brown
Andrew Nienaber
Freelance
Design, HTML, CSS & jQuery
dreambook
In-House Development
UX/UI, HTML, CSS & jQuery
Talespinner Children's Theatre
Freelance
Design, HTML, CSS & jQuery
Loganberry Books
Freelance
Design, HTML, CSS & jQuery
Aztek
For Aztek
HTML, CSS & jQuery
American Shakespeare Center
Freelance
HTML, CSS & jQuery
TRG Reality
For Aztek
HTML, CSS & jQuery
Shurtech
For Aztek
HTML, CSS & jQuery
Cuyahoga Arts Council
For Aztek
HTML, CSS & jQuery
GeoCorp, Inc.
For Aztek
HTML, CSS & jQuery
These are the best representation of my work. In the 12+ years I've been doing front end development, I've probably worked on a couple hundred sites of varying complexity. I'd be happy to provide more links if you want to see more of my work.
Joshua Brown
About Me
Current position: Software Engineer (Front End) at Asurint.
Skills: Adobe Creative Suite (Dreamweaver, Photoshop, Illustrator, Premiere, After Effects). HTML/CSS/jQuery ninja. React/Angular/Node grasshopper. 12+ years front-end development in a .NET environment. Familiar with all aspects of project management, from planning to development to testing to client communication. Download my résumé
Loves: My twin girls. Cleveland - my hometown. Beer (Got Pike XXXXX Stout where you live? You're my new best friend.) The Princess Bride. 80's hair metal. Zombies. Joss Whedon. Politics. Macs and PCs.
Give or Take: Baseball. AC/DC. Winter cold and summer heat. Chuck Norris (Bruce Campbell is my guy.) Driving.
Hates: Zombies. Politics. Metallica (Load to St. Anger). Internet Explorer.
Joshua Brown
Yes, kilts. In 2003 I played a great Scottish warrior known as "the Douglas", in the Cleveland Shakespeare Festival's production of Henry IV. We thought it would be appropriate for me to wear a kilt for the role, so I bought a velcro-closure, polyester "Sport Kilt"… and I loved it! I started wearing it around the house, and eventually out in public, but lack of pockets made it impractical. Then I found the Utilikilt — a kilt with cargo pockets! I wear mine all the time. I even got married in an authentic Scottish kilt, in my wife's family tartan. It cost more than her dress.
The short version? Hire me, and not only will you be getting a talented designer, you'll be getting a fashionable one.
