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Alejandro Fernández Camello

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@alexfdez1010 · Spain

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CoFounder | CTO ZeroChats and Phd Candidate in AI UCM

Skills Distribution
DomainUI/UX & Crea...Interactive Lesson.. (30%)Educational Animat.. (20%)Bilingual Localiza.. (20%)Instructional Copy.. (15%)

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Frequently Asked Questions About Alejandro Fernández Camello

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What tasks can I accomplish with alexfdez1010's lesson skills?

You can research a topic into a sourced outline, scaffold bilingual MDX lessons with frontmatter and OG images, design explanatory React animations, translate lessons between English and Castilian Spanish, write witty analogy-driven copy, and build interactive quizzes and matching exercises.

Who are these lesson-authoring skills designed for?

They target educators, technical writers, and front-end developers maintaining a bilingual Lessons site who need to create MDX content, reusable React exercise islands, and motion-based explanations while preserving accessibility and locale parity.

How do the skills work together in practice?

Run research-topic first to produce an accurate outline, then new-lesson to scaffold the MDX files, lesson-animations and exercise-components to add interactive React islands, lesson-copy for engaging prose, and translate-lesson to sync the Spanish twin.

What accessibility and localization standards do the skills enforce?

Animations always respect prefers-reduced-motion and use project motion tokens. Translations use peninsular Spanish (es-ES, vosotros, ordenador/móvil), never Latin-American variants, and exercise components require a11y support plus i18n label props.

What prerequisites are needed to use these skills?

You need the existing Lessons site project with its MDX locale folder structure, design tokens, and component library (MCQ, Quiz). New React islands must follow the barrel export pattern and reuse the project's established frontmatter conventions.