Tag: dynamics-ux

8 posts tagged with "dynamics-ux"

• Vibe-Coded CRM vs. Vibe-Coding on Dynamics: The Platform Is the Moat

  November 5, 2026

  Vibe coding made CRM UI cheap to build, not CRM cheap to run. Why the right move is a vibe-coded front end on Dataverse, not a weekend rebuild of the platform.

• Who Can See What? Making Dataverse Security Roles Visible with AccessLens

  November 3, 2026

  Dataverse security roles are powerful but invisible. Why effective access is so hard to inspect, and how AccessLens turns access investigations into traceable lookups.

• PCF Best Practices for AI-Built Controls: 5 Guardrails That Make Them Production-Safe

  October 29, 2026

  AI builds working PCF controls in hours. These five pcf best practices decide whether that control survives real users and the next platform wave.

• PCF vs Custom Pages vs Generative Pages vs Code Apps: Choosing the Model-Driven App Custom UI Layer in 2026

  October 27, 2026

  A decision framework for the model-driven app custom UI layer in 2026: PCF, custom pages, generative pages, and code apps compared on ALM, licensing, and risk.

• Dynamics 365 Audit History Is Buried, Not Broken - A Before and After Fix With an Inline PCF Control

  October 22, 2026

  Dataverse auditing captures everything, but Microsoft hides it behind Related > Audit History. Here is the inline PCF fix that puts field history on the form.

• Dynamics 365 ROI for UX Fixes: Seconds x Tasks x People

  October 20, 2026

  Four multiplications turn Dynamics 365 UX friction into a budget number. The Dynamics 365 ROI math that gets fixes funded, or honestly killed, in 20 minutes.

• Vibe Coding Dynamics 365: The One-Day PCF Build Is Real. The Risk Moved.

  October 15, 2026

  AI writes a production-grade PCF control in hours. It cannot own Dataverse security, solution layering, or release-wave survival. That gap is the architect's job.

• Dynamics 365 User Adoption Isn't Failing on Features. It's Failing on Clicks

  October 13, 2026

  Stalled Dynamics 365 rollouts rarely lack features. They lose to a UX tax of clicks and detours. Here is how to find it, fix it, and why fixes now take days.