SCREENS / GROUP
Dense rows with aligned figures, sorting that says which column it sorted, and a narrow-screen counterpart that is not a shrug.
01 / tables-001
A register worked as a table should be: a sort that names its column and direction, a filter that counts what it left, selection with a floating bulk bar, and cards on a phone.
src/app/(screens)/_components/screens/tables/datasets.tsxdesktop default02 / tables-002
The one genuinely two-dimensional table: ten measures in three groups, a frozen depot column inside its own scroll region, figures on one right edge and a network row derived in the footer.
src/app/(screens)/_components/screens/tables/depot-league.tsxdesktop default03 / tables-003
Phone-first on the tab-bar chassis: entries grouped by day under sticky headers that carry the day's total, flags that say why in words, and the same groups as a table at the desk.
src/app/(screens)/_components/screens/tables/fuel-ledger.tsxmobile default04 / tables-004
Routes grouped under their depots, each opening in place to the stops around the vehicle; group rows keep their totals when closed, and lateness is a signed number of minutes with a word beside it.
src/app/(screens)/_components/screens/tables/routes-today.tsxdesktop default05 / tables-005
The one grid edited in place: targets typed into cells, arrow keys between rows, every changed cell marked, out-of-range values named under the grid — and Save blocked with the reason beside it.
src/app/(screens)/_components/screens/tables/target-planner.tsxdesktop default