These are the evaluation questions associated with this checkpoint, followed by the evaluation tool/method used to answer the question.

1. Must repair: For tables containing data, are <th> elements used in the first row (and first column, if applicable)? (fix if "no")
   
   
   • Internet Explorer /AIS: Structure -> Complex Data Table
   • JAWS
     
     
2. Must repair: Do <th> elements contain the scope (="col" or ="row") attribute? (fix if "no")
   
   • Internet Explorer /AIS: Structure -> Complex Data Table
   • JAWS
     
     
3. Must repair: For tables that are used for layout only, are <th> elements or the summary attribute used at all? (fix if "yes")
   
   
   • Internet Explorer /AIS: Structure -> Complex Data Table
   • JAWS
     
     
4. Must repair: Does each <th> element contain the id attribute? (fix if "no")
   
   
   • Internet Explorer /AIS: Structure -> Complex Data Table
   • JAWS
     
     
5. Must repair: Does each <td> element contain a headers attribute that associates it with its column and row headers? (fix if "no")
   
   Best practice: Use <thead> and <tbody> elements to clarify the table structure if needed.

Best practice: find a simpler way to present the data to all readers.

Best practice: don't use tables for layout only