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Hello, I'm Bok Kwee Toh.

As a UX designer, I focus on content, research, and accessibility and like deciphering challenging issues. Design is a team sport, thus I thrive in collaborative settings.

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Selected Case Studies

The Self-service site as shown on a laptop and mobile browser.

Refining Account Claiming With The RITE Method

Timeline: 2 weeks, 2019

Usability Test, Design, Frontend Development, User Experience Design, UX Writing and Accessibility

I worked in a team of five to improve the current self-service website and refine the new account claiming process.

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An online name change form as shown on a laptop and mobile browser.

Revamped Name Change Process That Increased Efficiency by 400%

Timeline: 2 months, 2022

UX Writing, Accessibility, Visual Design, Confirmation Emails

I was a member of a three-person technical team that revamped the name change process.

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The Faculty website as shown on a laptop and mobile browser. aria-label=

Overhauled Faculty Website With Useful and Timely Info

Timeline: 1 year and 3 months, 2017

Research, Design, Frontend Development, Information Architecture and Accessibility

I collaborated with a group of faculty and administrators to overhaul the old website with new and usable content.

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The Advance Center website as shown on a laptop and mobile browser.

Reimagined ADVANCE Center That Increased Visibility and Interest

Timeline: 5 months, 2017

Interview, Content Strategy, Information Architecture, Design and Frontend Development

The mission of the center changed from advancing women faculty in STEM career to faculty facilitation and leadership development. I teamed up with the director of the center to reimagine the new website.

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The Information Technology Services (ITS) homepage as shown on a laptop and mobile browser.

Iterating ITS Homepage To Meet User Needs Quicker

Timeline: 1 week, 2018

Google Analytics, Content Strategy, Design and Frontend Development

I was curious about what users looked for on the Information Technology Services (ITS) homepage, so I took the initiative to find out. The result was surprising.

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