What is the default responsive behavior for tables in Pega applications?

The default responsive behavior for tables in Pega applications is that the left-most column is designated as the primary column. This means that when the table is viewed on smaller screens, the primary column will remain visible while other columns may collapse or stack vertically. This behavior ensures that the most important information remains accessible as screen real estate is limited, providing a better user experience.

In the context of responsive design, the primary column often contains key identifiers or critical data necessary for understanding the table content. By focusing on the left-most column, Pega applications prioritize usability, allowing users to easily identify the context of the other information presented in the table.

Understanding this responsive behavior is crucial for developers and architects when designing user interfaces, as it aligns with best practices in mobile responsive design, ensuring that applications remain functional and user-friendly on various devices.