Give your users control in Power BI with a Light/Dark Mode switch using just a table, a slicer, and conditional formatting. No DAX needed.

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Make your Power BI reports more accessible with this practical checklist. Covers alt text, keyboard navigation, color contrast, and more.

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UX design puts your audience first, making reports intuitive and easy to use. Here’s why it’s a game-changer in data visualization (and what doors have to do with it).

MoonStory is where data meets design. Follow along for Power BI tips, UX best practices, and stories from the data community—always aiming for the moon.