UX Leadership
NN/g UX Master Certified
Co-Founder of UX Community of Practice
Keynote Speaker
Advisor for Design at Columbia Student Group
Mentor and UX Advocate
Co-Owner of Columbia Design System
Selected Portfolio Projects
Bernard Boey's portfolio includes widely used Columbia University websites. All projects are research-driven, with user experiences that streamline content delivery to students, staff, faculty, and the community.
Covid Information Common, 2020
Rapidly deployed in March 2020 and built upon Columbia Sites administrative model. Provides an open resource to explore NSF-funded research addressing the COVID-19 pandemic.
School of General Studies, 2019
Promoted both the undergraduate and postbaccalaureate premed programs on the Columbia website, with emphasis on the student experience.
Columbia Dining, 2019
Added custom functionality to the content management system, including identifying open dining centers in real time, menus, and calorie calculators.
Columbia Transportation, 2018
Simplified presentation of transportation options, with best route and services for transportation between campuses. Requirements included custom Google map integration with vendor API.
Columbia Health, 2018
Iterative usability testing informed a new site architecture. This site presents the frequently visited feature on homepage called "How can we help you?"
Columbia University Homepage, 2018
Developed through a rigorous research process. Stakeholders included Office of the Communication and Public Affairs and Office of the Provost. User requirements included offloading content management to subdomain owners.
Columbia Research, 2017
Consolidated ten independent sites into one core site, utilizing a common sitemap. Project required engagement across ten stakeholder departments to collect requirements and address unique content and functionality needs.
Columbia French, 2017
Example of an department website that leverages the Columbia Sites academic model. This site meets key academic requirements such as course integration and features profiles of faculty, staff, and students.
Columbia Grueber Lab, 2016
The Columbia Sites academic model pilot client. The lab distribution contains custom modules and features publications, research projects, and team members.
