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How should large table columns be handled on a responsive design?

Related to This Question, I'm interested in what I should do with a responsive design theme where the users have control over the columns which are displayed in a tabular, data rich page. Users are ...

tables overflow responsive-design  
user avatar asked by xdumaine Score of 61
user avatar answered by Tony Bolero Score of 44

Use up or down arrow to represent "sort ascending" at table header

To represent "sort ascending" (a -> b -> c -> ...) , my first sense told me that, I should use ↓ to represent it. This is because if I lay my data a b c It seems like thing is moving naturally toward ...

gui-design icons user-expectation  
user avatar asked by Cheok Yan Cheng Score of 110
user avatar answered by rk. Score of 41

What are the little arrows called that hide additional details?

In UI design, sometimes settings are hidden behind a little arrow or "+" symbol. When the user clicks on it, the item expands to show additional details. Does this UI pattern have a name? Other ...

gui-design web-app terminology  
user avatar asked by Stéphane Score of 18

What is the recommended wording for a generic error message

What would be the best wording for a generic error message? With generic error message I mean a message for an error that has occured but there are no details on what the error is or how to recover ...

copywriting error-message wording  
user avatar asked by Toni Toni Chopper Score of 66
user avatar answered by JohnGB Score of 59

Default cursor on mouse over of a button is not a hand pointer

Why is the default cursor an arrow when you hover over an HTML <button>? I always thought that arrows let you select stuff, but hands let you execute an action. Since buttons execute actions, ...

buttons css hover cursor  
user avatar asked by JoJo Score of 85
user avatar answered by franz976 Score of 46

Dark or white color theme is better for the eyes?

What is better for the eyes, a dark color theme or a white color theme?

color themes human-eye  
user avatar asked by Jack Twain Score of 298
user avatar answered by Hynes Score of 273

When to use "join," "register," or "sign up"?

For a user, when is it better to be asked to do the following: "Sign In" vs. "Log in" "Join" vs. "Register" vs. "Sign Up" "Sign Out" vs. "Log out" Different websites seem to use them differently, and ...

terminology login copywriting registration  
user avatar asked by johnnietheblack Score of 107
user avatar answered by JohnGB Score of 99
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