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Tables & Lists

Organize and present structured data about ACME Company features with tables, lists, and data presentation components in Documentation.AI.

Present structured information clearly and accessibly with Documentation.AI's table and list components. From simple bullet points to complex data tables, these components help organize information for easy scanning and comprehension.

Basic Lists

Unordered lists

Use bullet points for related items without implied order or hierarchy:

Feature highlights:

  • Real-time collaboration with team members
  • Advanced search across all projects and tasks
  • Customizable workflows for different team processes
  • Integration with 50+ popular development tools
  • Mobile apps for iOS and Android
  • Enterprise-grade security and compliance features

Pricing tiers:

  • Starter: Free for small teams (up to 5 users)
  • Professional: $12/user/month with advanced features
  • Enterprise: Custom pricing with dedicated support
**Feature highlights**:
- Real-time collaboration with team members
- Advanced search across all projects and tasks
- Customizable workflows for different team processes
- Integration with 50+ popular development tools
- Mobile apps for iOS and Android
- Enterprise-grade security and compliance features

**Pricing tiers**:
- **Starter**: Free for small teams (up to 5 users)
- **Professional**: $12/user/month with advanced features
- **Enterprise**: Custom pricing with dedicated support

Ordered lists

Use numbered lists for sequential steps, rankings, or prioritized items:

Getting started process:

  1. Create your account at acme.com/signup
  2. Verify your email address by clicking the confirmation link
  3. Set up your workspace with team name and preferences
  4. Invite team members via email or shared workspace link
  5. Create your first project using one of our templates
  6. Start collaborating by adding tasks and assigning team members

Top integration requests (based on user feedback):

  1. Slack (implemented ✅)
  2. GitHub (implemented ✅)
  3. Figma (in development 🔄)
  4. Jira (planned for Q2 📋)
  5. Google Calendar (under review 🔍)
**Getting started process**:
1. **Create your account** at [acme.com/signup](https://acme.com/signup)
2. **Verify your email address** by clicking the confirmation link
3. **Set up your workspace** with team name and preferences
4. **Invite team members** via email or shared workspace link
5. **Create your first project** using one of our templates
6. **Start collaborating** by adding tasks and assigning team members

Nested lists

Organize complex hierarchical information:

Project organization structure:

  • Engineering Department

    • Frontend Team
      • React developers (3 people)
      • UI/UX designers (2 people)
    • Backend Team
      • API developers (4 people)
      • Database specialists (2 people)
    • DevOps Team
      • Infrastructure engineers (2 people)
      • Security specialists (1 person)
  • Product Department

    • Product Managers (3 people)
      • Core product features
      • Mobile app development
      • API platform
    • User Researchers (2 people)
    • Data Analysts (2 people)
**Project organization structure**:
- **Engineering Department**
  - Frontend Team
    - React developers (3 people)
    - UI/UX designers (2 people)
  - Backend Team  
    - API developers (4 people)
    - Database specialists (2 people)

Task lists with checkboxes

Create interactive checklists for processes and workflows:

Onboarding checklist:

  • Account created and verified
  • Profile information completed
  • Team members invited
  • First project created
  • Integrations configured
    • Slack integration enabled
    • GitHub repository connected
    • Calendar sync set up
  • First workflow completed
  • Team training session scheduled

Launch preparation:

  • Pre-launch (Week -2)
    • Feature development complete
    • QA testing passed
    • Performance testing
    • Security audit
  • Launch week
    • Marketing materials ready
    • Support documentation updated
    • Rollout plan finalized
  • Post-launch (Week +1)
    • Monitor user feedback
    • Track usage metrics
    • Plan follow-up improvements
**Onboarding checklist**:
- [x] Account created and verified
- [x] Profile information completed
- [x] Team members invited
- [ ] First project created
- [ ] Integrations configured
  - [x] Slack integration enabled
  - [ ] GitHub repository connected
  - [ ] Calendar sync set up

Tables

Basic data tables

Present structured data in rows and columns:

FeatureFree PlanPro PlanEnterprise
UsersUp to 5Up to 25Unlimited
Projects3 activeUnlimitedUnlimited
Storage1GB100GB1TB+
IntegrationsBasic (5)Advanced (25+)All + Custom
SupportEmail onlyPriority emailDedicated manager
SLANone99.5% uptime99.9% uptime
Price/monthFree$12/userContact sales
| Feature | Free Plan | Pro Plan | Enterprise |
|---------|-----------|----------|------------|
| **Users** | Up to 5 | Up to 25 | Unlimited |
| **Projects** | 3 active | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| **Storage** | 1GB | 100GB | 1TB+ |
| **Integrations** | Basic (5) | Advanced (25+) | All + Custom |
| **Support** | Email only | Priority email | Dedicated manager |
| **SLA** | None | 99.5% uptime | 99.9% uptime |
| **Price/month** | Free | $12/user | Contact sales |

Aligned tables

Control column alignment for better data presentation:

MetricQ1 2024Q2 2024ChangeTrend
Active Users12,45018,750+50.6%📈
Revenue$45,200$67,890+50.1%📈
Support Tickets342289-15.5%📉
App Store Rating4.24.6+9.5%📈
Feature Requests156203+30.1%📈
| Metric | Q1 2024 | Q2 2024 | Change | Trend |
|:-------|--------:|--------:|-------:|:-----:|
| **Active Users** | 12,450 | 18,750 | +50.6% | 📈 |
| **Revenue** | $45,200 | $67,890 | +50.1% | 📈 |
| **Support Tickets** | 342 | 289 | -15.5% | 📉 |

Table alignment: Use :--- for left align, ---: for right align, and :---: for center align in the header separator row.

Complex data tables

Handle more complex data with multiple data types:

API EndpointMethodAuth RequiredRate LimitResponse TimeSuccess Rate
/api/usersGET✅ Required100/hour~145ms99.2%
/api/usersPOST✅ Required50/hour~230ms98.8%
/api/projectsGET✅ Required200/hour~120ms99.5%
/api/tasksGET✅ Required500/hour~85ms99.7%
/api/uploadPOST✅ Required10/hour~1.2s97.3%
/healthGET❌ None1000/hour~25ms99.9%

Configuration and settings tables

Document configuration options clearly:

SettingTypeDefaultDescriptionExample
apiTimeoutnumber5000Request timeout in milliseconds10000
retryAttemptsnumber3Number of retry attempts for failed requests5
baseURLstring""Base URL for all API requests"https://api.acme.com"
enableLoggingbooleanfalseEnable detailed request/response loggingtrue
authTypestring"bearer"Authentication method to use"basic" | "bearer"
| Setting | Type | Default | Description | Example |
|---------|------|---------|-------------|---------|
| `apiTimeout` | `number` | `5000` | Request timeout in milliseconds | `10000` |
| `retryAttempts` | `number` | `3` | Number of retry attempts for failed requests | `5` |

Advanced List Patterns

Definition lists

Create glossaries and term explanations:

API Terms:

Authentication
The process of verifying user identity before allowing access to protected resources. Our API supports Bearer tokens and API keys.

Rate Limiting
A technique for limiting network traffic by restricting the number of requests a user can make within a specific time window.

Webhook
An HTTP callback that occurs when something happens; a simple event-notification via HTTP POST.

Pagination
A method for dividing large sets of data into smaller, manageable chunks that can be retrieved in separate requests.

Multi-column lists

Organize items in logical groupings:

Development Tools:
- GitHub integration
- GitLab support  
- Bitbucket connector
- Jenkins CI/CD

Communication:
- Slack notifications
- Microsoft Teams
- Discord webhooks
- Email automation

Project Management:
- Jira synchronization
- Trello boards
- Asana tasks
- Linear issues

Comparison lists

Side-by-side feature comparisons:

AspectWeb EditorCode Editor
Learning CurveBeginner-friendlyRequires technical knowledge
Real-time CollaborationBuilt-in live editingVia git commits
Component InsertionVisual drag-and-dropManual JSX syntax
Version ControlAutomatic savesFull git workflow
Offline AccessLimited offline modeFull offline capability
CustomizationTemplate-basedComplete control
Team WorkflowImmediate publishingReview and approval process

Interactive Data Presentation

Status and progress indicators

Use symbols and formatting to show status:

Project Status Dashboard:

ProjectProgressStatusTeam LeadDeadline
Mobile App v2.085%🟢 On trackSarah ChenMar 15
API Platform60%🟡 At riskMike RodriguezMar 30
Website Redesign95%🟢 Nearly doneAlex JohnsonMar 10
Customer Portal30%🔴 DelayedJamie ParkApr 15
Analytics Dashboard75%🟢 On trackTaylor SmithMar 25

Integration Status:

  • 🟢 Slack - Connected and syncing
  • 🟢 GitHub - Connected and syncing
  • 🟡 Figma - Connected with warnings
  • 🔴 Jira - Connection failed
  • Linear - Not configured

Priority and severity indicators

Communicate importance levels clearly:

Bug Report Triage:

IssueSeverityPriorityReporterAssigned To
Login fails on mobile Safari🔴 CriticalP0Support TeamFrontend Team
Dashboard loads slowly🟡 MediumP1Product TeamBackend Team
Export button misaligned🟢 LowP2QA TeamFrontend Team
Dark mode toggle broken🟡 MediumP1User FeedbackDesign Team

Feature Request Backlog:

  1. 🔥 High Priority: Real-time notifications system
  2. 🔥 High Priority: Mobile app offline mode
  3. Medium Priority: Advanced search filters
  4. Medium Priority: Bulk task operations
  5. 💡 Low Priority: Custom dashboard themes
  6. 💡 Low Priority: Integration with Notion

Best Practices

Table design principles

Do's:

  • Use clear, descriptive headers that explain what each column contains
  • Align numbers to the right for easier comparison
  • Keep row heights consistent for better scanning
  • Use consistent formatting for similar data types
  • Include units for numerical values (%, $, ms, etc.)

Don'ts:

  • Overcrowd tables with too many columns
  • Use tables for simple lists - bullets work better
  • Skip headers or use unclear abbreviations
  • Mix data types in the same column without clear formatting
  • Make tables too wide for mobile viewing

List organization strategies

Logical ordering:

  • Alphabetical: For reference lists, glossaries, or when no other order makes sense
  • Chronological: For steps, timelines, or historical information
  • Priority-based: Most important items first
  • Frequency-based: Most common items first
  • Complexity: Simple to complex, or beginner to advanced

Visual hierarchy:

  • Use bold formatting for key terms or important items
  • Apply consistent indentation for sub-items
  • Include visual indicators (✅, ❌, 🔄) for status
  • Group related items with descriptive headings

Mobile responsiveness

Table considerations for mobile:

  • Tables wider than screen width will scroll horizontally
  • Consider breaking complex tables into multiple simpler ones
  • Use shorter column headers when possible
  • Place most important information in leftmost columns

List adaptations:

  • Lists naturally adapt well to mobile screens
  • Consider reducing nesting levels on smaller screens
  • Ensure adequate spacing between list items for touch interfaces

Accessibility tip: Use proper table headers (th) and consider adding scope attributes for complex tables. Screen readers rely on this structure to navigate table content effectively.

Advanced Techniques

Combining tables with other components

Tables with expandable details:

API EndpointStatusResponse TimeDetails
/api/users🟢145msView details
/api/projects🟢120msView details
/api/tasks🟡380msView details

Dynamic and filterable content

Status filtering example:

All Project Status:
✅ Website Redesign (Completed)
🔄 Mobile App v2.0 (In Progress)  
🔄 API Documentation (In Progress)
✅ User Onboarding (Completed)
📋 Analytics Dashboard (Planning)
🔄 Integration Platform (In Progress)

What's next?

Master the final component types: