
Designer @Microsoft working on Copilot and the web
Seattle, WA
Joined August 2009
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Check out my latest post on sustainable software design!
Microsoft has aggressive climate goals aimed at eliminating our carbon emissions. We recently published our Green Design Principles to help ourselves and the industry navigate tech's impact on the earth.
msft.it/6172gtGFM
Went with @copilotmoney in 2022 and that decision is really paying off now with the new Mac app. I'm really loving it for end of year review and planning. The addition of yearly totals on transactions is big. Would love for there to be yearly budgets too, instead of just monthly
Excited to share this new post discussing our Green Design Principles I wrote on behalf of our great team working on bringing sustainable practices into design at Microsoft.
“As we take on the challenge of sparking a sustainable design revolution, we’ll have to think bigger than just pushing design dogma on others.”
Senior Designer for Microsoft Edge, @rybanez, shares our Green Design Principles in our latest blog ➡️ msft.it/6001dZfpL
Hey qq at what point does an entire region of the country being blanketed with smoke for weeks become a national news story?
The first thing I worked on at Microsoft and a great tool I use pretty much every day!
With Microsoft #Search, you can search work like you search the web. The power of Microsoft @Bing is built into Windows, Microsoft Office apps, and Microsoft Edge so you can find files, colleagues, look up acronyms, and more. Check out this new video for more on how it works.
Find what you need at work with intelligent search results
Use Microsoft Search to keep track of everything in your enterprise so you can stay in the zone–just go to https://msft.it/6019dy47z to get started.
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Imagine a web component called <CarbonImage> that displays different resolution images depending on how clean or dirty electricity currently is? Do more when electricity is clean and less when it's dirty. Sounds like a great idea for #carbonhack22 ➡ grnsft.org/hack22
This whole "just hit tab to have AI say complete your next word(s)" thing needs to be an OS level setting people can universally turn off. It's such a distraction and is showing up everywhere.
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Thanks for the beautiful 🎂, @firefox! We love the tradition of sending cakes to browser teams after reaching important milestones 😁
Designers, what's something that you want DevTools in the browser (cmd + shift + i, or right click > inspect) to do that it currently doesn't?
#uiuxdesign #ux #webdevelopment #CSS #html
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.@Microsoft is proud the U.S. is rejoining the Paris Climate Accord and will continue our work with policymakers and partners to drive innovation and create jobs as we transition to a net zero carbon economy.
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The *mayor* of my hometown joined the cops to beat up protestors in the streets.
Here's a petition demanding his resignation change.org/p/resignation-of-…
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The President just declared war on millions of Americans and the 1st Amendment. He is the greatest threat to the American way of life in our history.
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FYI a @MicrosoftSearch in @bing UX refresh is coming soon. The new user experience in Microsoft #Search in Bing provides easy access to shared documents, workplace websites, and Teams conversations. Roadmap Id 60422 microsoft.com/microsoft-365/….
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"The safety technology focuses on emergency situations, such as sound sensors, color-coded LED lighting, and real-time information sharing that can notify first responders with pertinent information as soon as possible." ms.spr.ly/6012THBtI
Obvious feature ideas for any video conferencing software: 1) Users can/cannot see your screen share. 2) "You seem to be talking but are muted." 3) Voice commands for "unmute" so you don't have to go hunting for the app to hit unmute. Do these already exist and I'm missing them?



















