Power BI meets UX Design: The Design Process
summary
Argues that applying the UX design process to Power BI prevents wasted work by insisting on Empathize, Define, Ideate, Prototype, Test; recommends building low‑fi prototypes (paper, simple Power BI pages or higher‑fi in Figma/Adobe), observing users, and running quick feedback sessions to catch navigation and accessibility issues early. Advises creating 3–5 personas, prioritizing fixes by impact, and testing repeatedly so reports deliver actionable insights rather than guesses.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00The need for UX design
- 1:46Introduction to the speaker
- 3:25Understanding UX design
- 5:45Empathizing with users
- 8:54Defining user personas
- 13:29Ideation and brainstorming
- 14:51Prototyping report flows
- 15:58Testing and iteration
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