Designing table
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Tables are arranged in columns and rows with data encoded as text. They work best for looking up or comparing individual values when the data is precise and includes multiple units of measure. Best practices for tables include using whitespace, color, and typography efficiently; arranging data horizontally or vertically; including abbreviations, tooltips, row numbers, and zebra strips.
Designing table
- 2. What characteristics define tables ? • Data arranged in columns and rows • Data encoded as text
- 3. Tables work best when ? • Used to look up individual values • Used to compare individual values • Data must be precise • You must include multiple units of measure
- 4. Best practice : • Used grid efficent properly by using whitespace, color, typograph • Arrang in horizontal • Arrange in vertical • Data Abbreviations • Tool Tips for Exact Values • Number Each Row • Using zebra strip
- 5. Source : • http://uxmovement.com/content/9-design- techniques-for-user-friendly-tables/Arrang in horizontal • http://www.uxmatters.com/mt/archives/2006/08/refi ning-data-tables.php 1. Data Abbreviations • http://patternry.com/p=data-table/