In plain English
It describes how tightly or loosely rows are packed from top to bottom. Higher density means less empty space between rows, while lower density means more space.
In context
In this label, "density" refers to how much vertical space the list or table has between its rows.
- Situation
- Using dashboards, tables, filters, sorting, views, and bulk controls
- What it communicates
- labels the row-spacing setting for the list or table
Meaning limits
By itself, the term does not establish any spacing beyond the vertical gaps between rows.
Examples
“When we increased the density, the rows in the table moved closer together.”
“The guest list opens at low density, with wide gaps from one row to the next.”