Which is totally reasonable (at least according to my opinion) since we read from left to right and from top to bottom.īy default in Power BI you will have the navigation on the bottom where you can switch between your report pages. If you open the first webpage you can think of, most likely you will find the navigation on top or on the left side. By opening a report, where do you expect the navigation to be? In order to make it as intuitive as possible, you should think as an end-user. Providing an easy navigation is important for the usability of your report. You can find this report including download links to both the PBIX file as the theme file in the data stories gallery of the Power BI community page. During the webinar, I showed the below example build by Will Thompson for the Gartner Bakeoff in 2018.
In this blog I will highlight the options you have to provide an easy navigation for your end-users interacting with the report.
During this blog series, I will elaborate on seven topic which can be used to apply storytelling features to your own reports.
The first out of seven blogs, as part of my blog series regarding Storytelling with Power BI.
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