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Misalignment of "Learn" Column in Leetcode Table Affecting Readability and Layout Uniformity

Open bronglil opened this issue 1 year ago • 0 comments

Description: The "Learn" column in the Leetcode Problems table exhibits misalignment compared to adjacent columns, leading to inconsistent spacing and reduced readability. This misalignment affects both vertical and horizontal alignment, disrupting the table's uniform layout across both header and body sections. As a result, users may find it difficult to scan the table efficiently, impacting usability and visual clarity, especially across devices of varying screen sizes.

Expected Behavior: The "Learn" column should align consistently with other columns in both vertical and horizontal dimensions. The alignment should ensure equal spacing across headers and body content, producing a clean, well-organized, and easily scannable table layout. This improvement should enhance readability and user experience across all supported browsers and devices.

Steps to Reproduce:

  1. Open the Leetcode Problems table (e.g., navigate to Leetcode > Problems).
  2. Locate the "Learn" column and examine its alignment relative to adjacent columns.
  3. Observe any inconsistencies in spacing or positioning within the table’s header and body sections, noting the impact on readability.

Environment Details:

  • Browser Versions: Chrome v131.0.0.0, Safari v3.2.3
  • Devices Tested: Desktop (1080p resolution) and Mobile (iPhone 12, iOS 14.2)
  • Operating Systems: macOS 14.2, Windows 10

Additional Context:

CSS Properties or Framework: Note any CSS properties (e.g., padding, margin, alignment) or framework components affecting the "Learn" column. Potential User Impact: The misalignment disrupts the visual flow of the table, diminishing readability and making it harder to scan, particularly on smaller screens where precise alignment is crucial for usability.

Screenshots: image

Severity and Priority:

Severity: Medium – Impacts readability and user experience but does not lead to functional failure. **Priority: ** High – Requires prompt attention to achieve a professional, user-friendly interface. **Additional Steps Taken: ** Include any attempts made to resolve or investigate the issue, such as testing on different devices or browsers, clearing cache, or temporarily adjusting CSS properties to evaluate changes in alignment.


This updated issue description includes additional context, further clarifying the potential user impact and testing steps taken.

bronglil avatar Nov 11 '24 16:11 bronglil