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- Computer Science, Web Design
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- Week 5
This document discusses common issues with tables in web design, such as font and color problems. It provides recommendations for resolving these issues and ensuring compatibility with nontraditional devices. It is for Week 5.
What's inside
- Troubleshooting table captions and fonts
- Recommendations for resolving table issues
- Using tables for unique web page designs
- Building websites compatible with nontraditional devices
- W3C standards for mobile web content
Who it is for: Students taking a web design course. (Undergraduate)
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Summary
Web design tables are discussed. Students learn about troubleshooting tables and designing them for new technologies.
Troubleshooting table issues
Tables with captions outside borders and unexpected text colors are discussed. Recommendations for fixing these issues are given. Websites for help with coding are listed.
Creative uses for tables
Using tables to create a unique website for a fashion designer is considered. Correct formatting and coding for tables are explained. Examples of table code are provided.
Tables for nontraditional devices
Building websites with tables for nontraditional devices is discussed. The use of CSS for presentation is recommended. The role of standards in developing content for mobile devices is analyzed.
Key terms
- Captions
- Text that describes the content of a table.
- HTML
- A standard language for creating web pages.
- CSS
- A style sheet language used for describing the presentation of a document written in HTML.
- W3C
- The World Wide Web Consortium, an organization that develops standards for the web.
- Scope attribute
- An HTML attribute used to identify the header cells of a table.
- Screen reader
- A software application that enables people with visual impairments to use a computer.
Questions this document helps with
- How do you fix table caption colors?
- How can tables be used creatively in web design?
- How do you make tables compatible with smartphones?
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