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Enhancing mobile readability for long numerical data tables
Hi everyone,
I’m a new member and I've been exploring how we present technical information here. I noticed that when we use standard Markdown tables for comparative data—such as long lists of regional codes or telecommunication prefixes—the mobile experience can be a bit challenging.
On smaller screens, these tables often require significant horizontal scrolling, which makes it hard to compare data points across rows.
I’m curious if the community has any recommended best practices or Markdown "tricks" to make these tables more responsive? For example:
Is it better to use nested bullet points instead of tables for long lists?
Are there specific ways to format headers to keep the columns narrow?
I want to ensure that any technical data I contribute in the future is as accessible and "mobile-friendly" as possible for everyone.
Looking forward to your thoughts and suggestions!
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