Creator

Jeremy Jahazael Díaz Morales

Project development and design

Hello! I’m Jeremy Jahazael Díaz Morales. TrummerWork grew from a learning experience: recognizing what can feel confusing when you start coding and turning that need into a tool others can explore. The project includes experience design, responsive styles and components built with HTML, CSS, and native JavaScript, along with documentation and examples.

Academic contact: jjdiaz@maxtrummer.edu.co

“I know what it feels like to be confused by a screen full of code for the first time. TrummerWork aims to be the friendly guide I wish I had when I started.” — Jeremy Díaz Morales, creator of TrummerWork

Portrait of Jeremy Jahazael Díaz Morales

Educational CSS framework · version 2.0.0

Learn by building with TrummerWork

Created through the Semillas CADAT research group, TrummerWork helps students and beginners build web interfaces with descriptive Spanish class names, guided examples, and reusable components. It uses HTML, CSS, and native JavaScript, with no installation or build process required.

Hands-on learning

Spanish-language documentation, descriptive class names, and examples you can adapt.

Web tools

CSS, Grid, Flexbox, and components such as cards, forms, and sliders. Get started by linking the stylesheet.

Research and RedCOLSI

A Systems Engineering innovation project developed with Semillas CADAT and presented at research events. Usability and accessibility require specific testing.

Our journey: Events and exhibitions

27th National and 21st International Research Seedbed Meeting (ENISI 2024)

Overall score: 96 points

The project was presented as ongoing research in Barranquilla. This stage supported problem definition and the framework’s initial development.

Students at the departmental research seedbed event

22nd Atlantic Node Departmental Research Seedbed Meeting (EDESI 2025)

Overall score: 100 points

An advanced version of TrummerWork was presented at Instituto La Salle in the Innovation and/or Development Project category.

Team at the national and international research seedbed meeting at UNIMINUTO

28th National and 22nd International Research Seedbed Meeting (ENISI 2025)

Overall score: 98 points

The project was presented at UNIMINUTO, showcasing its design, implementation, and educational purpose to the academic community.

Endorsement approved · 2026

MILSET Expo-Sciences Latin America 2026 (ESI AMLAT)

Following its strong performance and research track record with RedCOLSI, the project received official endorsement to represent the country and present the framework at this Latin American event.