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Using Tables for Layout
Question: I am confused about the use of tables for data
and layout. We are designing new Web sites.
We are trying to incorporate the guidelines
of Usability.gov
and, of course, we want to be 508 compliant.
We are currently using tables for the layout
of the page in the same way that they do on
Usability.gov. Is this an appropriate use of
tables? The W3C
WAI (World Wide Web Consortium Web Accessibility
Initiative) Web site seems to say that we should
be using style sheets and not tables for this
purpose. If we do use tables in the same way
that they are used on Usability.gov, what methods
must be used to make the table accessible? How
do we provide the specific cues for the screen
readers?
Answer: This is an excellent question. First,
let's clarify the difference between tables for
data and tables for layout. The following is an
example of a data table with two matrices, Time
(horizontal) and Network (vertical):
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