In this chapter, you’ll discover how to apply a UX technique called progressive disclosure. It makes the reporting experience behave more like a web application, by allowing users more control over the visuals.

Progressive disclosure

Progressive disclosure requirements

Progressive disclosure in Power BI

Budgets vs expenditures over time

Show and hide departments

Choose between visuals

Progressive Disclosure


Don't feel limited by Power BI's default theme—make it your own! In this chapter, you’ll learn how to change your theme, where to go to get inspiration, and how you can make your own custom themes.

Create a custom theme

Options

Correct Statements

Incorrect Statements

Guidance on themes

Modifying a theme

Change default font sizes

Modify color choices

Alter the filter pane

Customizing the View


In this final chapter, you’ll discover ways to optimize your report for mobile users.

Design for mobile devices

Mobile layout capabilities

Creating a mobile design

Create a mobile layout

Progressive disclosure on mobile

Make it mobile-friendly

Congratulations!

Design for Mobile Devices

DataCamp vs. Local Experience

Exercises and Datasets

Continue your data visualization journey with this course on designing reports in Power BI. Through hands-on exercises, you'll also be introduced to progressive disclosure, a user experience (UX) technique to make reporting easier, before discovering how to change report themes and optimize them for mobile users.

<h2>Customize your Reports </h2>
Continue your data visualization journey with this course on designing reports in Power BI. 
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<h2>Utilize Progressive Disclosure</h2>
Through hands-on exercises, you'll also be introduced to progressive disclosure, a user experience (UX) technique to make reporting easier, before discovering how to change report themes and optimize them for mobile users.


Reports in Power BI

Intermediate DAX in Power BI

Learn about practical techniques for incorporating DAX measures, progressive disclosure, themes, and mobile customization in your reports.

Report Design in Power BI

Continue your data visualization journey where you'll learn practical techniques for incorporating DAX measures and progressive disclosure in your reports.

Data Analyst in Power BI

Themes apply to the entire report, not just one page.

Themes are written in JSON, but there is a built-in editor.

In addition to built-in themes, you can also find community-built themes in the Themes Gallery.

Themes are written in JSON, and you must edit the JSON by hand to change a theme.

You must include all theme elements in your JSON theme.

The Themes Gallery includes only built-in Power BI themes and no community content.

Guidance on themes

Report Design in Power BI

Hands-on interactive exercise