Subject: Deployments dashboard responsive-layout bug — rows overlap in Chrome Hi Vercel team, I have had a persistent rendering problem on the Vercel Deployments page for approximately five months. Environment: macOS Google Chrome, kept up to date Vercel dashboard → Deployments Problem has persisted through multiple macOS updates, Chrome restarts, Mac reboots and daily page reloads. The issue appears to be a responsive-layout / breakpoint bug in the Deployments list. Deployment metadata and rows overlap at my normal viewport and remain broken at 175% Chrome zoom. At 200% zoom, the effective viewport crosses a responsive breakpoint and Vercel switches to the card/two-row deployment layout. The page then renders correctly immediately. Therefore this does not appear to be stale browser state or a failed page load. The same deployment data renders correctly once the responsive layout changes. Reproduction: Open Team → Deployments in Chrome. Use a viewport/zoom combination where Vercel selects the dense deployment-list layout. Deployment metadata wraps/overflows while the row height does not expand, causing adjacent rows to overlap. Increase Chrome zoom until the narrower responsive breakpoint is triggered (200% in my case). Vercel switches to the two-line/card layout and the overlap disappears. I am attaching screenshots at 175% (broken) and 200% (correct). The important reproduction detail is that the UI is broken at 175% zoom but becomes perfectly structured at 200%, when Vercel switches to its narrower two-row deployment-card layout. This strongly suggests a responsive breakpoint/row-height bug rather than a browser loading issue. Could you please reproduce this around the responsive breakpoint of the redesigned Deployments list and check the row height/overflow/wrapping behavior? Thank you.