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Which option looks better?
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option 2 flows better for me, it looks more balanced😊
Thank you!
Option 1 (left) has a better visibility for me
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Option 2 💯
Thanks man!
Both styles work depending on the context. Option 1 works for better for data that will become complex in the future or is already complex. Option 2 works for better for better that would not have a lot of spread. So, both options work depending on usage
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