Create a "glass effect" in Power BI with a free Figma account. By adding a glass-like blurring effect to your report canvas using Figma, the visual appeal of your Power BI canvas can be significantly increased. Steps include:
Note these instructions make use of the free version of Figma - this is not an advertisement and I'm not affiliated with Figma in any way, I just find it to be a useful tool.
Adding a "glass effect" to your Power BI canvas can introduce an element of depth and visual interest that can often be lacking in traditional report canvases. By incorporating different shapes, 'cards', and icons, and then applying a blur layer effect, a complex and visually appealing design can be achieved. Furthermore, the easy integration of Figma and Power BI makes it possible to export these designs and then import them into Power BI for a seamless and stylish data visualization experience.
Creating a glass effect in Power BI with a free Figma account is a fun and easy way to add some flare to the report canvas. This tutorial will walk through the steps of setting up a frame, adding shapes, adding "cards", and creating a blur layer effect. After that, you will learn how to add icons to the canvas and then export and import the canvas into Power BI. By the end of the tutorial, you will have a stunning glass effect to add to your Power BI report canvas.
Power BI, Figma, Glass Effect, Blurring Effect, Report Canvas
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