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I'm working on a big platform. It has many tables with consistent design.

Now, I'm designing a new page, and I think it's better for these tables if the rows will be smaller than across all platform tables. Can I break this consistency for UX? Is only changing the row padding considered breaking consistency?

The reason I think the rows should be smaller is that this table needs to be scanned through A LOT of items. It has pagination, none of our tables has pagination.

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I'm working on a big platform. It has many tables with consistent design.

Now, I'm designing a new page, and I think it's better for these tables if the rows will be smaller than across all platform tables. Can I break this consistency for UX? Is only changing the row padding considered breaking consistency?

The reason I think the rows should be smaller is that this table needs to be scanned through A LOT of items. It has pagination, none of our tables has pagination.

I'm working on a big platform. It has many tables with consistent design.

Now, I'm designing a new page, and I think it's better for these tables if the rows will be smaller than across all platform tables. Can I break this consistency for UX? Is only changing the row padding considered breaking consistency?

The reason I think the rows should be smaller is that this table needs to be scanned through A LOT of items. It has pagination, none of our tables has pagination.

small table

big table

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I'm working on a big platform. itIt has many tables. with consistent design.

Now, I'm designing a new page., and I think that it's better thatfor these tabletables if the rows will be smaller than across all platform tables. Can I break this consistency for UX? Is only changing the row padding considered breaking consistency?

The reason I think the rows should be smaller is that this table needs to be scanned through A LOT of items. itIt has pagination., none of our tables has pagination.

I'm working on a big platform. it has many tables. with consistent design.

Now, I'm designing a new page. and I think that it's better that these table rows will be smaller than across all platform tables. Can I break this consistency for UX? Is only changing the row padding considered breaking consistency?

The reason I think the rows should be smaller is that this table needs to be scanned through A LOT of items. it has pagination. none of our tables has pagination.

I'm working on a big platform. It has many tables with consistent design.

Now, I'm designing a new page, and I think it's better for these tables if the rows will be smaller than across all platform tables. Can I break this consistency for UX? Is only changing the row padding considered breaking consistency?

The reason I think the rows should be smaller is that this table needs to be scanned through A LOT of items. It has pagination, none of our tables has pagination.

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Can I break consistency in behalf of UX?

I'm working on a big platform. it has many tables. with consistent design.

Now, I'm designing a new page. and I think that it's better that these table rows will be smaller than across all platform tables. Can I break this consistency for UX? Is only changing the row padding considered breaking consistency?

The reason I think the rows should be smaller is that this table needs to be scanned through A LOT of items. it has pagination. none of our tables has pagination.