List the tips you should use to make your tables as accessible as possible.
What will be an ideal response?
Tables can pose a significant barrier for screen reader software. To make your tables as accessible as possible, follow these tips:
• Don't use tables for layout. Create data tables only.
• Don't nest tables; a table should never be placed within another table.
• Don't use background images for content in a table. Background images can't be used with the alt attribute, which a screen reader needs in order to describe an image. As a result, if you use background images for the content of your table cells, you might be making the data inaccessible.
• Use the scope attribute to let the screen reader software know the association between table data and the cells below it or to its right.
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