Lewis Baybutt
LewisDoesDev
Milton Keynes, United Kingdom
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Hi there!
I'm Lewis, a Dual Microsoft MVP in Business Applications & M365 and a Modern Workplace Consultant at Avanade.
I've been in the Microsoft space for a while now, starting as a Sixth Form student collaborating with my school's wider trust to build 10+ solutions for faculty operations and classroom productivity. With the numerous opportunities I've encountered since in the workplace and community, I now work with enterprise / s500 Power Platform customers, focusing on their implementations and enabling their organisations with low-code tools. My team and I collaborate with enterprise low-code customers from various industries on different use cases, from custom sales processes to Customer Service implementations, operational process automation, and enabling organizations to succeed with low-code in a safe environment with the appropriate and relevant guardrails.
I'm also active in the Microsoft community, focusing on Copilot for Microsoft 365 and Power Platform technologies, I run the Bletchley Park AI Microsoft User Group, and write regularly on my blog lewisdoes.dev. I also enjoy speaking at community conferences and on online webcasts.
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Bring your contextual data to life with Microsoft Graph and Power Platform
Ever worked on a project where you have information stored in multiple locations, and had the all too frequent request "can you send me a link to that file, I can't remember where we put it?". Or had project managers repeatedly ask you how many hours you spent in meetings with your customer? Data projects typically deal with the storage and analysis of business data, but data about the process you took to get it there isn't managed at all. What if you could have a single pane of glass to see all your meetings, SharePoint files, to-do lists, and information about your team? With the Microsoft Graph API you can leverage all of that! Join us as we talk about what the Graph API is, and show you how can integrate it in your Power Platform solutions to bring your contextual data to life.
What you haven't already seen with Deep Links in Power Apps and Dynamics 365
Deep linking has been a powerful feature in Power Apps and Dynamics 365 that enables users to navigate directly to a specific screen or record within an app. In this session, we will explore how deep linking works for both canvas apps and model-driven apps in the browser, and discuss some of the common use cases for deep links.
But that's not all! We'll also dive into the less commonly known capability of deep linking into both canvas apps and model-driven apps so that links open directly in the mobile apps for Power Apps and Dynamics 365. This is especially useful for scenarios where users need to access app content on the go, without having to navigate through multiple screens to get to the desired content.
During the session, I will demonstrate how to create deep links that work seamlessly in both browser and mobile environments, and provide tips and tricks to ensure your deep links work as expected. We'll also discuss some of the best practices for incorporating deep links into your apps, and share real-world examples of how organizations are leveraging this feature to improve user productivity and engagement.
If you're looking to take your deep linking skills to the next level and learn how to create seamless app experiences across multiple platforms, this is the session for you. Join us for an informative and interactive discussion on what you haven't already seen with deep links in Power Apps and Dynamics 365.
Liquid Magic: Enhancing Power Pages with custom designs and dynamic content
Started to work with Power Pages to build your business websites, easily integrated with your organisations CRM and Dataverse data? Eager to figure out how to achieve full customisability in your websites to deliver the user experience your customers want? 🤔
In this session, I'll give you a whistle stop tour of how to take your Power Pages websites to the next level, customising them with HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and most importantly Liquid! 💦
So friends! Don't miss out! Supercharge your customer experience via your business website and don't compromise on design, with these simple Liquid tips to build better Power Pages websites!
Extending data driven applications with a sprinkle of AI
In this session we'll look at how we can take model-driven apps to the next level, extending them through a number of means. This won't just be your typical session on Power Apps extensibility though... get ready for AI to be sprinkled all over our challenges making them 10x easier for you to get started with. In this session you'll learn a number of tricks to both extend your model-driven apps with custom logic through JavaScript, C#, Omnichannel 👀 and more, and we'll also explore how we can use AI at every step of the way in building our solutions. Come along for some AI fun in extending data driven applications, to turn your model-driven apps into exciting experiences for your users! 🚀✨
The 5 Microsoft Graph integrations you need to supercharge UX in your Power Apps
So friends! In this session, things are going to get very exciting in the world of data-driven user experience design, without even breaking a sweat! 🤯
We'll briefly cover a couple of concepts in this session to begin with, looking at things like contextualised data and data first UX design... then we'll get technical quickly, looking at how we can integrate the Microsoft Graph API into our Power Platform solutions to deliver enhanced user experiences. ✨
We'll start simple, and get more complex, giving you at least 5 different scenarios to take away, and built into your own solutions. Come along to this session to learn the secrets to designing better user experiences without solely focusing on GUI design. 🚀
Lewis Baybutt
LewisDoesDev
Milton Keynes, United Kingdom
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