Mike, Seth, & Tommy look at their practices to see if there is a larger need in our reports for more user interaction on the canvas itself. 

We struggle with finding space for visuals, text, and data. Buttons can get in the way, and we usually hide them in the top corners. 

However, from adoption and an easier experience for users, should interactive objects take more precedent in our layouts? What is sacrificed (how significant) and what could this lead us to building differently?

Look at the following on the Gallery of an example: https://community.powerbi.com/t5/Data-Stories-Gallery/Accessible-Data-Storytelling-World-Bank-Heath-and-Wealth-Report/td-p/2927555

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