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Line 1: == Providing abbreviations for long headers == Priority: ... (... accessibility level) Difficulty: ... Voice browsers might read aloud this data table in the following order:<ref>http://www.w3.org/TR/WCAG10-HTML-TECHS/#identifying-table-rows-columns</ref> Line 23 ⟶ 26: In this example all column headers have an abbreviation except the column with the date of the last edit, which is short enough. == Avoiding more than two levels of headers == Row or column headers should not use colspan/rowspan to span several rows or columns – unless sub-headers are provided. Tables should not contain more than two levels of headers (which means 1) headers 2) sub-headers; but no 3) sub-sub headers). Priority: ... (... accessibility level) Difficulty: ... Tables should not contain more than two levels of headers (which means 1) headers 2) sub-headers; but no 3) sub-sub headers)<ref>[http://webaim.org/techniques/tables/data#twolevels Avoid Tables with More than Two Levels of Row and/or Column Headers], Creating Accessible Tables, 2. Data Tables, WebAiM</ref>. == Bonus guidelines == === Couldn't think of a title === Priority: ... (... accessibility level) Difficulty: ... Row or column headers should not use colspan/rowspan to span several rows or columns without providing sub-headers. == Images and color ==

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