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Today, I worked on improving the responsiveness and UI stability of the Station Outstanding Report page (/stations/capital-fund/outstanding-report).
The main objective was to make the page fully responsive across all devices — and also for 1024px laptop screens, different zoom levels, and mobile viewports — without disturbing the original desktop visual structure, which includes both tables placed side-by-side in a single row, a fixed card height, and bottom-pinned footers.
On 1024px laptop view, the sidebar was causing the table columns to squeeze, leading to text truncation and a horizontal scrollbar appearing below the table. To fix this, I balanced the cell padding, font size, and layout padding at the md breakpoint, and re-budgeted the column percentages for both tables This created proper spacing between "Received" and "Outstanding", stopped the "Reference" column from getting cut off, and made large amounts in the footer (like ₹1,00,000.00) fully visible without clipping. The unwanted horizontal scrollbar on laptop view was completely removed.
Additionally, I added dynamic wrapping logic so that on desktop view, when zoomed beyond 100%, the Date and Time fields no longer overlap — the time smoothly drops to a second line as zoom increases. For mobile devices, I ensured smooth horizontal swipe with minimum width protection so the data doesn't get squished. I also kept the body and footer columns perfectly aligned at the sub-pixel level so that amounts and metrics stay in a straight line.