Donielle Berg is an accessibility-focused front-end engineer with over a decade of experience building inclusive design systems and product UIs. She led accessibility efforts at Salesforce—contributing to the widely used Salesforce Lightning Design System as a top React contributor—and later served as an Accessibility Engineer at ServiceNow, writing a11y specs, training teams, and acting as a design lead. Donielle combines hands-on prototyping in HTML/CSS/JS/React with product-minded collaboration across UX and PM teams to turn accessibility requirements into practical components and tools. Based in Oakland, she volunteers teaching coding in prisons and brings a human-centered perspective informed by her passion for equity, backpacking, sewing, and dance.
12 years of coding experience
4 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor of Science (B.S.), Marketing and spanish, Bachelor of Science (B.S.), Marketing and spanish at University of Minnesota
Contributions summary:Donielle primarily contributed to the user interface of the Salesforce Lightning Design System, focusing on accessibility improvements. They implemented and modified React components, specifically targeting forms, cards, and app launcher features, to adhere to accessibility best practices. Their work involved adding ARIA attributes, correcting markup semantics, and updating component documentation, demonstrating a commitment to inclusive design.
Contributions:252 commits, 3 PRs, 166 pushes in 1 year 6 months
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