Pagination is the simplest way to break up your table into more usable chunks. It is best used when data needs to be organized and navigated in a precise manner, such as in reports, search results, or tables with large datasets where users might need to refer back to specific pages, or when it's important to give users a clear sense of the total data volume and their position within it.

To reduce server load and make it easy for users to flip through the content, split the table into pages with a set number of rows on each page. Be sure to make it clear which page users are currently on. To prevent confusion, display the number of rows your users are viewing on the current page out of the total count.^[1]