In this scenario, the table's column width is determined by the number of columns present. For example, if there are 4 columns in the table, each column's width would be set to a maximum of 25% of the table's overall width. With 3 columns, the width for each column would increase to 33%, and with 2 columns, it would be at 50%. Even with 10 columns, each column would still be limited to 10% of the table's width. The table itself has a fixed maximum width of 500px, which will not exceed that limit. This design is implemented using LESS.