Chapter 7: Accessible Tables and Forms, and Testing Your Site
Tables
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A simple data table
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A data table with a single cell as the caption
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Using
<th>
elements for table headings
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Using the
scope
attribute to indicate headings
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Using thee
<caption>
element for headings
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Using
header
attributes in complex data tables
Forms
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A simple login form
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A badly designed login form
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A better login form
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Using the
label
element
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Inaccessible radio buttons
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Accessible radio buttons
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Inaccessible radio buttons 2
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Acessible radio buttons without labels showing for each button
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Implicit labels
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Using the
title
attribute on the
<input>
element
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Using the
title
attribute on the
<input>
element 2
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Using the
<fieldset>
element to group controls
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Grouping options with the
<optgroup>
element
Forms
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Example of forms
Solution
Solution
Accessible price table.
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