Imagine that you are tasked with creating a data table that has numerous columns and rows. The first two columns contain critical information, while the rest can be viewed on demand. How would you approach designing this table responsively?
- Displaying all columns and adding a vertical scrollbar.
- Hiding secondary columns behind a dropdown menu.
- Making only the first two columns fixed and allowing horizontal scrolling for others.
- Using pagination for all columns.
By making the first two columns fixed, you ensure that the vital information is always visible to users regardless of the device width. The rest of the columns can be accessed via horizontal scrolling, providing a balance between accessibility and clean design. This method respects the user's need for critical information while offering flexibility.
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