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First a disclaimer: I am a programmer, not a designer or UX specialist. When I make a responsive table I feel like turning every column into a distinct row mak
by nerdy 12y ago
First a disclaimer: I am a programmer, not a designer or UX specialist.
When I make a responsive table I feel like turning every column into a distinct row makes it more difficult to navigate; instead I prefer to split the columns into groups and wrap them with alternate coloring. So if there are 5 columns maybe 3 go in the top of the row and 2 go in the bottom of the row (top and bottom sharing the same background color).
Is this kind of cols-to-rows substitution more user-friendly?
- jonahx 12y agoAn example would help answer definitively, but based on that description I don't think most people would find it intuitive. At a glance, it probably has a janky feel too. But I could be wrong.