Hey, I'm Alejandro — I build things for the web
Hi, I’m Alejandro — a front-end developer passionate about crafting responsive, accessible websites that prioritize clarity and user experience. I currently work at Texas A&M, where I contribute to system-wide interface improvements using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
I’m always exploring better ways to bridge design and code, and I’m currently expanding my skills through The Odin Project. Whether I’m collaborating on large teams or building solo projects, I care deeply about thoughtful design, clear communication, and writing clean, maintainable code.
Contact.
Skills.
HTML
CSS
JavaScript
Git/GitHub
SCSS/Sass
Adobe Creative Products
React JS
Projects.
Texas A&M University Design System
HTML, CSS/SCSS, JavaScript, Storybook, PHP, WordPress, Site-Improve, Cascade CMS, WCAG Accessibility
Contributed to a large-scale front-end redesign for the Texas A&M University System. Built responsive, accessible web components using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, and helped implement a centralized design system via Storybook. Collaborated with designers and developers across teams to ensure consistency and usability across university websites.
Texas A&M 150th Anniversary Website
HTML, CSS/SCSS, JavaScript, Site-Improve, Cascade CMS, WCAG Accessibility
150.tamu.edu was a special project created to celebrate Texas A&M University's 150-year history through an engaging digital experience. I led the front-end development and implementation of the site in Cascade CMS, building custom interactive components including a timeline experience and image reveal slider while ensuring accessibility and responsive behavior across devices. Working within a tight three-week timeline, I collaborated closely with stakeholders to translate design concepts into production-ready interfaces that balanced visual storytelling, performance, and usability. The project reinforced my ability to rapidly deliver polished, accessible user experiences while solving unique design and implementation challenges.
Weather API App
HTML, CSS/SCSS, JavaScript
Weather App is a responsive web application that retrieves and displays real-time weather data through a third-party API. The project strengthened my experience with API integration, asynchronous JavaScript, and dynamic UI development while emphasizing a clean and intuitive user experience. I focused on building a responsive interface, handling loading and error states, and presenting weather data in a clear and accessible way. Through this project, I gained valuable experience working with asynchronous workflows, data-driven interfaces, and modern front-end development practices.
Hold this Moment
HTML, CSS/SCSS, JavaScript
This AI crisis chat support site features a polished multi-stage splash screen animation built with CSS and JavaScript, providing users with an engaging and smooth introduction complete with a skip option. At its core, it integrates API calls to a powerful AI model, enabling a responsive crisis support chatbot that delivers real-time, empathetic assistance. The project showcases seamless integration of frontend animation, asynchronous API communication, and user-centered design to create a supportive and accessible online chat experience.
*API currently only on local for security reasons*
X-Wing Landing Page
HTML, CSS/SCSS, JavaScript
This website was built for our local X-Wing Miniatures tabletop group as a central hub to organize events and stay connected. At its core is an interactive calendar powered by FullCalendar.js, which syncs directly with our shared Google Calendar. This allows players to easily view upcoming game nights, tournaments, and community gatherings in one place, with events updating in real time.
This project has been a fun way to combine my passion for the X-Wing Miniatures Game with my growing skills in front-end web development, giving our group a practical tool for coordination while letting me gain hands-on experience working with APIs and dynamic JavaScript components.