Different table density options for various use cases - from compact data grids to spacious presentation tables.

Default (Compact) - ~31px rows

Best for data-heavy tables where you need to scan hundreds of rows efficiently.

Name Position Office Age Start date Salary
Tiger Nixon System Architect Edinburgh 61 2011-04-25 $320,800
Garrett Winters Accountant Tokyo 63 2011-07-25 $170,750
Ashton Cox Junior Technical Author San Francisco 66 2009-01-12 $86,000
Cedric Kelly Senior Javascript Developer Edinburgh 22 2012-03-29 $433,060
Airi Satou Accountant Tokyo 33 2008-11-28 $162,700

2x Spacing - ~62px rows

Balanced spacing for better readability when you have moderate amounts of data.

Name Position Office Age Start date Salary
Tiger Nixon System Architect Edinburgh 61 2011-04-25 $320,800
Garrett Winters Accountant Tokyo 63 2011-07-25 $170,750
Ashton Cox Junior Technical Author San Francisco 66 2009-01-12 $86,000

3x Spacing - ~93px rows

Spacious layout for presentation tables or when emphasis and clarity are priorities.

Name Position Office Age Start date Salary
Tiger Nixon System Architect Edinburgh 61 2011-04-25 $320,800
Garrett Winters Accountant Tokyo 63 2011-07-25 $170,750
Ashton Cox Junior Technical Author San Francisco 66 2009-01-12 $86,000

Usage Guide

Default (Compact)

<table class="pa-table">
  ...
</table>

2x Spacing

<table class="pa-table pa-table--2x">
  ...
</table>

3x Spacing

<table class="pa-table pa-table--3x">
  ...
</table>

When to use each size:

  • Default (Compact): Data grids, logs, transaction lists, any table with 50+ rows
  • 2x Spacing: Reports, dashboards, summary tables with 10-50 rows
  • 3x Spacing: Feature comparisons, pricing tables, highlighted data with <10 rows
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