Ariella Gilmore is a Front End Developer with nine years of experience, currently contributing to IBM’s Carbon for IBM.com team where she helps maintain web components and React implementations for a widely used design system. She has hands-on experience improving UI components—notably TextArea, Checkbox, ButtonGroup, and Table of Contents—through bug fixes, style and mobile adjustments, and Storybook updates that improve cross-framework reliability. Based in Los Angeles, she balances production work at IBM with standards engagement as a member of the W3C ARIA working group, bringing accessibility expertise into component design. Her background includes building real-time visualization tools with PyViz and practical product-focused internships that sharpened her QA, analytics, and user-centered design skills.
10 years of coding experience
1 year of employment as a software developer
Master of Science - MS, Integrative Software Engineering, Master of Science - MS, Integrative Software Engineering at UC Santa Barbara
Carbon for IBM.com is based on the Carbon Design System for IBM
Role in this project:
Front-end Developer
Contributions:4 releases, 625 reviews, 253 commits in 2 years 7 months
Contributions summary:Ariella's commits focused on developing UI components and improving their functionality within the Carbon for IBM.com repository. They implemented a top alignment for icons in the ButtonGroup component and changed the `headingContent` to Image within the TableOfContents component, enhancing the visual appearance. Furthermore, this user also made style and mobile fixes for the Table of Contents component.
Contributions:275 reviews, 2 commits, 177 PRs in 13 days
Contributions summary:Ariella primarily contributed to the implementation of user interface (UI) components, focusing on the `TextArea` and `Checkbox` components within the `carbon-design-system/carbon` repository, a design system built by IBM. The user's commits involved fixing bugs, updating attributes, and modifying styles for these components. Their work included storybook updates and ensuring the components function correctly across different scenarios, including their usage in React applications.
reactjavascriptdesign-systemibmdesign-systems
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