Session Abstract

Copilot is being integrated into our everyday life. It helps us take meeting notes, pull together daily to do lists and creating memes. Copilot is now part of the SharePoint page creation process with the introduction of Copilot enabled page and section templates. We can also use it as an option to help us write our content on the page. Does it create good, usable, content or is it more hassle than it is worth? In this session we’ll discuss • What are the options for using Copilot for page design and creation • The better practices around usability design and accessibility for the web • Benefits and pitfalls of using AI when it comes to usability and accessibility • Building your own templates • Copilot prompts to help create more usable and accessible page

Patrick Cash-Peterson

Patrick is a UX certified Nielsen Norman Group Professional specializing in site builds, migrations, and user experience. He has over 20 years experience working with clients as a project manager in many different fields. Patrick brings a unique understanding blending design, user experience, and project management to work with clients. He is skilled at balancing those goals against the project scope, requests, timeline, as well as easing concerns around the changes the projects can bring. Patrick enjoys digging content to help build strong information architecture as well as helping clients understand user experience and helping them implement best practices.