Handicap mentioned in the games history (profile page)

[Samraku]

My intended joke was that supporting a mobile experience would lead to not using the large amounts of horizontal space available on most desktops, thus blaming the lack of use of horizontal space on mobile UI

[qnpnpmqppnp]

Sorry I’m just unfamiliar with UI constraints. It doesn’t seem intuitive that you could not use the full space available on desktop, while proposing a different UI for mobile users…

In any case, I do think this is becoming an issue, and even more now that we added a new column… (even though I like the idea of displaying handicap).

[Samraku]

@qnpnpmqppnp

Sorry I’m just unfamiliar with UI constraints. It doesn’t seem intuitive that you could not use the full space available on desktop, while proposing a different UI for mobile users…

I’m not saying it’s impossible to fix, I’m saying that looking good on all possible screensizes, particularly ones as radically different as desktops (normally landscape and quite large) and phones (normally portrait and quite small) is infamously difficult, and having this sort of trouble with the desktop version and then blaming Mobile UI is exactly the sort of insane troll logic that can plausibly be shown to be correct over which Dan would swear revenge

[benjito]

It’s true, a narrower component is easier to adapt to Mobile. But this table has hardly been optimized for mobile

@benjito

[BHydden]

What do you mean? It looks ideal

[jgk]

The reason I suggested right aligning is so that when there are single digit handicaps and double digit handicaps, the “ones” column lines up in the display. This makes it easier to read a column of numbers.

If the vast majority of player pages don’t contain a mix of single and double digit handicaps, centering everything seems like it could be the simplest and most aesthetic solution for the vast majority of user pages.