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UX Engineer | focused on visual development and accessibility
Most design system docs are ghost towns for developers.

The fix? Stop writing essays, start writing code. If devs can't copy-paste a working example in 5 seconds, you've already lost them.

I've built docs people actually use. Here's how:

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Design System Docs Developers Actually Use | Alexander Burgos
Learn how to build technical design system documentation that developers love, featuring interactive code snippets, Storybook patterns, and clear specs.
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February 13, 2026 at 3:45 AM
React Server Components aren't just a new API—they're a complete mental shift. I've been exploring the patterns that actually matter (and the security gotchas you can't ignore). Here's what I learned:

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React Server Components: The Mental Model Shift | Alexander Burgos
Master the shift from Client to Server components with practical patterns and code-heavy examples for React 19 and Next.js.
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February 8, 2026 at 1:52 PM
Finally! Native page transitions without wrestling with complex libraries or 50kb JS bundles.

The View Transitions API lets you create seamless morphing animations with pure CSS and vanilla JavaScript.

Here's how I'm using it in production 👇

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View Transitions API: Page Transitions Without a Framework | Alexander Burgos
Learn how to create seamless page transitions and morphing animations using the native View Transitions API with pure CSS and vanilla JavaScript.
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February 3, 2026 at 3:30 AM
I've been testing native CSS nesting and honestly? It's brilliant. Works in all major browsers, no build step needed. But there's a BEM gotcha you'll want to know about 👀

Full breakdown in my latest post:

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Native CSS Nesting Is Here — Do We Still Need Sass? | Alexander Burgos
Native CSS nesting has arrived in all major browsers. Let's look at the syntax, the common gotchas, and whether it's finally time to ditch Sass for good.
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February 1, 2026 at 6:56 AM
Hot take: styled-components solved problems that CSS now handles natively. :has(), container queries, and typed attr() changed everything.

I broke down why runtime CSS-in-JS is becoming obsolete 👇

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Styled-components Is Dead — What Killed CSS-in-JS? | Alexander Burgos
Discover why native CSS features like :has(), container queries, and typed attr() are making runtime CSS-in-JS libraries obsolete in 2026.
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February 1, 2026 at 6:39 AM