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I'll go for the CSS modification because I want the users to see all the available apps. When they click on an item they are not authorized to use under their current subscription level, they might respond positively when they get the invitation to upgrade.
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Implementing this change is quite feasible. Can be create a new media query to add one or two additional columns for specific monitor sizes, ensuring that the menu width is set to 100% for full responsiveness. Additionally, JavaScript can automatically calculate the monitor width, allowing for dynamic adjustment of the number of columns displayed based on the user’s screen size.
If there are still more applications than can fit in the available space, the layout should allow for vertical or horizontal scrolling. This will enhance the overall user experience by ensuring that the layout is fully responsive and adapts seamlessly to different devices. By determining the optimal number of columns to display and enabling scrolling, we can effectively optimize the user interface for varying screens, providing a better experience for all users.
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