How I raised my productivity by 69% with Microsoft Copilot
MS Copilot gives you a unique opportunity to to create links to your knowledge base. To make it practical for the users you should know about a few things that I learned after working on custom Copilots.
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Traditionally, Japanese web design favored high information density, often described by Western observers as “busy” or “cluttered.” This approach wasn’t arbitrary. It reflected deep-seated cultural preferences and user expectations. Japanese users historically preferred to see all available information at once, a principle known as “一目瞭然” (ichimokuryouzen), meaning “understanding at a glance.”
Historical Context: The Traditional Japanese Web
Demographic Shifts
Traditionally, Japanese web design favored high information density, often described by Western observers as “busy” or “cluttered.” This approach wasn’t arbitrary. It reflected deep-seated cultural preferences and user expectations. Japanese users historically preferred to see all available information at once, a principle known as “一目瞭然” (ichimokuryouzen), meaning “understanding at a glance.”