My name is Beverly Yip.

I'm a software engineer and designer who loves creating digital experiences that feel both powerful and effortless. My journey began in the early 2000s when I started customizing my blog – that's where I discovered my passion for both the technical and creative sides of building for the web.

At Salesforce, I led the development of the Flow Builder, a project that transformed how users interact with our platform. What made this project special wasn't just the technical achievement, but how I collaborated with Product Designers, Product Managers and Engineers to ensure every feature was both powerful and accessible. This experience taught me that the best products come from understanding both the technical possibilities and human needs.

My background in Anthropology has been my secret weapon in product development. It's helped me understand that great design isn't just about aesthetics – it's about creating experiences that resonate with people's needs and behaviors. This perspective has been invaluable in my work as an Accessibility Champion at Salesforce, where I worked to ensure our products served everyone.

Now pursuing my Master's in Human-Computer Interaction at NYU ITP, I'm diving deeper into the intersection of technology and the human experience. I'm particularly focused on making the digital world more accessible and intuitive for everyone.

I believe the best digital experiences are those that feel effortless to use while being technically robust. That's what I strive to create in everything I build.