Tables
A Table is a way to organize and present data on a website in a structured, grid-like format. It is often used to display large amounts of information in a clear and concise manner, and can include rows, columns, and cells to organize the data.
Design tips
- Use Tables only when necessary: Tables should only be used when there is a clear need to present data in a grid-like format. If the information can be presented in a simpler way, such as a list or paragraph, it is usually better to do so.
- Keep the Table simple and easy to read: Avoid adding too much information or too many columns to the Table, as this can make it difficult for users to understand and navigate. Instead, focus on presenting the most important information in a clear and concise manner.
- Use headings and labels: Adding headings and labels to the Table can help users understand the information being presented and make it easier to scan and compare data.
- Use color and formatting sparingly: Using too much color or formatting in a Table can make it look cluttered and difficult to read. Stick to simple formatting and use color only to highlight important information or trends.
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Recommended • The Relume Style Guide utilizes the same pre-built classes as the Finsweet Style Guide. However, the Relume Style Guide uses different CSS values for spacing and includes additional elements, such as shadow classes, icon classes, and color palettes. It is actively managed by the Relume team, making it easier for us to provide support.
The Finsweet Style Guide utilizes the same pre-built classes as the Relume Style Guide. It is actively managed by the Finsweet team and is the official style guide for Client-First.
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Navigation Level

Navigation Level refers to the hierarchy of Topbars and Sidebars in an application shell. See below some rules to follow:
- A Level 3 Sidebar or Topbar should be used on its own.
- A Level 2 Sidebar should be paired with a Level 1 Topbar.
- A Level 1 Sidebar should be paired with a Level 2 Topbar.
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