The resources listed at the links above will help you achieve ADA compliance. Tables HTML tables give a Web designer a degree of control over pages, because they allow the designer to define the page's margins, headers and footers, width, and text areas. After reading this cell entirely, a screen reader will read the next cell to the right of the original cell. Be sure your information makes sense when read in this order because visually impaired visitors will not understand the table if it does not. This identification will help visually impaired visitors comprehend the table better.
Frames Using frames creates independently controllable sections on a Web page.
The result of the request is that multiple HTML files are returned, one for each section or frame. A typical use of frames is to have one relatively static frame containing a selection menu and another frame to display the files selected from the menu in the first frame. Each of your Web pages should have a distinct page title that is descriptive and identifies them clearly from all the rest of the pages. This title will show up in the visitor's browser and is often referred to by readers. A description of Illinois State's Meta Tag Generators is also available at the end of this page.