Imagine an interactive prototype of a dynamic table interface. This table contains various components such as rows, dropdowns, and other elements that list information, typically user data. The key feature of this prototype is its ability to demonstrate how users can manipulate the table’s content in real-time.

For example, consider a scenario where you’re showcasing the functionality of sorting users alphabetically. The prototype allows you to switch between ascending and descending order. To achieve this, you need to reorder the individual row instances within the parent table instance.

This functionality not only applies to sorting but also extends to changing the quantity of displayed items or rearranging them based on different criteria. The prototype’s interactivity enables users to experience these dynamic changes, providing a realistic simulation of the final product’s behavior.