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The biggest problem I see with your current layout is the separation of content. It's very difficult to see the difference between your first time request to the one below it other than the repeating information. This will be even more difficult when viewed in a mobile browser. For the mobile version, I recommend separating the mobile view into two ...

Without understanding what the actual data is it's tough to recommend how to collapse but chances are users don't need to look at all of these columns at the same time. In fact since there is a scroll right now they can't look at them at the same time so you could easily swap out the scrolling interaction with the ability to collapse columns. So, I'd do ...

Horizontal scrolling is not OK when displaying data. Instead you need to implement data visualisation that reveals more the wider the viewport, and less the narrower the viewport. Implement drill-down techniques, responsive web design and adjust font sizes, white spaces, margins, paddings and borders to make your data understandable in any case. To do this ...

Side-scrolling a Table is Fine There’s nothing wrong with side (horizontal) scrolling of tables. Users of Excel do it all the time. You just need to have fixed (non-side-scrolling) row headers to identify the rows no matter where the user has scrolled in the table. That is, the table should by default have “frozen panes,” to use Excel’s term. Like maps, ...