Best way to Display Responsive Tables on Small Breakpoints?
I have a web-based dashboard with several tables spanning 80% of the page width.
Its a very typical responsive table design. A few columns (3-10), many rows (up to 100+), pagination, search filters etc.
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Why does the font sizes on Zeplin decrease when when the resolution increases in Android ? It’s supposed to be increasing! [closed]
When I export my Figma designs onto Zeplin as Android type, the mdpi values are right in sp. But when we increase the resolution to hdpi, xhdpi.., and so on, the font sizes decrease. I want to know the reason behind it.
Because (contrary t…
Why use borders around dropdowns in a mobile app?
I’m working on a mobile app with a GUI similar to the Gasbuddy mobile app.
The first screenshot is what Gasbuddy looks like now. The 2nd screenshot is the same thing but without the borders around the dropdowns.
I may be overthinking, but …
Too many expanding panels, not enough room
The scenario: An enterprise software platform uses a collapsible left panel for its navigation and a collapsible right panel to show customer info. The customer info panel would be used side-by-side with the information in the main section…
How do you make a grid responsive so that on an 1366 px width desktop it will show 3 columns but on an 1440 px width phone only 1 column? [closed]
Previously, when all phones had lower resolution than desktops, you just defined a breakpoint, and it was solved.
But today the new Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra has an 1440 px wide screen, while the most prevalent desktop resolution is still 1…
Full width nav bar vs fixed width
I see a lot of websites where the main content and main menu bar (logo, menu, login/signup) have a fixed max width, even when the user is on a wide monitor (>= 1920px). The logo lines up with the content on the left and the login/signup…
Full width nav bar vs fixed width
I see a lot of websites where the main content and main menu bar (logo, menu, login/signup) have a fixed max width, even when the user is on a wide monitor (>= 1920px). The logo lines up with the content on the left and the login/signup…
RWD: is RWD part of everyday life in your design practice?
Do you think that RWD is the basics knowledge, that every Designer should have?