My name is
Luise Freese
There are no temporary fixes (just permanent shortcuts)
Faking bold text with Unicode might make your post stand out — but it breaks screen readers, ruins searchability, and creates compliance risks. This blog breaks down why formatting tricks do more harm …
Introducing QR Watchface: Your wrist’s new best friend
Turn any URL into a perfectly sized QR code for your Apple Watch. Customize colors, check accessibility, and download a watch-optimized image with just one click. Effortless networking on your wrist.
What Tinder🔥 taught me about bad Dataverse design
Toxic Tinder traits meet Power Platform red flags in this brutally honest (and slightly hilarious) guide to what not to build.
Stop pretending your text is bold: why fake formatting breaks accessibility
Faking bold text with Unicode might make your post stand out — but it breaks screen readers, ruins searchability, and creates compliance risks. This blog breaks down why formatting tricks do more harm …
Copilot Studio: Part 1 – when automation bites back – autonomy ≠ chaos
Most organizations fear agent autonomy; not because the system is too smart, but because no one’s defined what happens when it’s wrong. This post explores how to design autonomy with clarity, …
Copilot Studio: Part 0 – everything is an agent, until it isn't
In this post, we separate real agents from glorified scripts. Copilot Studio isn’t just another automation tool; it’s how organizations delegate intent and operationalize decisions. But if you treat …
Software development is a decathlon (and low-code only gives you running shoes for two events)
Low-code platforms like Power Apps simplify parts of software development, but they don’t eliminate core engineering disciplines. Real solutions require much more: problem solving, testing, …
Test Less. Test Better: The Modern Testing Stack
A sharp, take on testing that moves beyond coverage metrics and mocking madness but uses I-native with testing that builds confidence instead of just checking boxes.
Highway to the danger zone: No testing of business apps
Business apps often look safe—but they’re not. Mocked data, manual testing, and lack of ownership make them fragile in ways most teams overlook. This post breaks down why integration-heavy, low-code, …
You can’t outsource accountability
A multi-million-dollar IT project failed spectacularly, not because the vendor was terrible, but because the client wasn’t paying attention. Now, organizations are making the same mistakes with AI. …
The benefits of testing (beyond working apps)
Good testing gives you more than bug-free software. It enables faster delivery, clearer requirements, better team alignment, and safer change. This post explores why testing is your biggest hidden …
Rethinking identity beyond passwords
In this post, I challenge the outdated obsession with password policies and complexity rules that still dominate many security conversations. Despite their legacy role, passwords no longer stand up to …