Chapter 13 — Tables and Lists

Represent grouped, sequential, associated, and tabular data with structures that preserve their relationships.

New concepts

Unordered and ordered list meaning, nested lists, description lists, table captions, row groups, header and data cells, scoped headers, and responsive overflow around tables.

Read the Phase 9 gauge

What changes after Forms?

Forms describe questions, choices, and submitted values. Lists describe grouped or sequential items; description lists pair associated names and details; tables describe values through both row and column relationships.

Lessons

  1. 1. Unordered, ordered, and nested lists
  2. 2. Description lists
  3. 3. Data table structure
  4. 4. Accessible responsive table

Checkpoint

Create an ordered process with one correctly nested sublist, a description list of related facts, and a data table with a caption, column headers, row headers, body rows, and a keyboard-reachable overflow wrapper for narrow screens.