Tady Walsh

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About Tady Walsh

Frontend lead, User Experience Developer, Information Architect and some-time Project Manager. Highly experienced Frontend developer specialising in HTML & CSS (including SASS), JavaScript & DOM scripting, PHP and MySQL. Up to date with modern techniques including HTML5, CSS3 and jQuery. Accessibility & Usability consultant and content writer. Proficient WordPress developer. Member of the "Make WordPress Accessible" working group and previous member of the W3C Responsive Images working group. Speaker -"Let's get accessible!"- Web Accessibility at Refresh Dublin April 2011. Speaker -"Future of Accessible HTML5", Concise Conferences, Miami, FL, USA May 2011. Other: Accomplished photographer, having exhibited in the RHA Annual twice. First solo exhibition in Limerick, November 2010. Specialties: Information Architecture, Sitemapping, Wireframing, PHP development, Frontend web development, layout, photography, branding, visual language, UI and UX analysis, usability, accessibility Outside of the above I am an active rugby referee, heavily involved in local and regional competitions. I love all aspects of the game and being involved, continuing my training to become a higher qualified referee. I also acted as referee liaison for Rugby Europe during the 2017 U18 European Championships, held in Finistère, France. My duties entailed liaising between local referees and internationally appointed refs, providing translation and interpretation duties and ensuring referees were accommodated and had the equipment necessary to perform their duties. Since September 2018, I've been a member of the referee coaching team of the Ligue Regionale de Bretagne Rugby referees. I actively participate in creating on-pitch training modules and working with referees in both a training and supervision capacity at our biannual referee meetings and work as a development coach for new referees. I lead a once a month departmental training session for referees in Finistère and am a member of the team training underage players as required by France Rugby in the greater Brittany area.