Chapter 7: Accessible Tables and Forms, and Testing Your Site

Tables

ch07_eg01.html A simple data table
ch07_eg02.html A data table with a single cell as the caption
ch07_eg03.html Using <th> elements for table headings
ch07_eg04.html Using the scope attribute to indicate headings
ch07_eg05.html Using thee <caption> element for headings
ch07_eg06.html Using header attributes in complex data tables

Forms

ch07_eg07.html A simple login form
ch07_eg08.html A badly designed login form
ch07_eg09.html A better login form
ch07_eg10.html Using the label element
ch07_eg11.html Inaccessible radio buttons
ch07_eg12.html Accessible radio buttons
ch07_eg13.html Inaccessible radio buttons 2
ch07_eg14.html Acessible radio buttons without labels showing for each button
ch07_eg15.html Implicit labels
ch07_eg16.html Using the title attribute on the <input> element
ch07_eg17.html Using the title attribute on the <input> element 2
ch07_eg18.html Using the <fieldset> element to group controls
ch07_eg19.html Grouping options with the <optgroup> element

Forms

ch07_eg20.html Example of forms

Solution

Solution Accessible price table.

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