Failure of Success Criterion 1.3.1 for not correctly marking up table headers

Dear Sir,

I refer to the above Technique F91 and wish to point out that this 
article shows you how NOT to code a table. How much more useful it would 
be to include example(s) of how it should be done? Yes I have included 
<th> cells but the table in question is a single column with just four 
rows that are self explanatory. You cannot get much simpler.

I know you'll turn round and say "Well, look at a different page XXXX 
and it shows you." But "NO IT DOESN'T." It is not immediately apparent 
were you should look and you end up looking at pages that don't make 
things any clearer. In fact, they confuse matters by providing you with 
far too  much information that you weren't looking for so that your head 
starts to spin with overload. And when you do find the appropriate page 
it is so verbose,  long winded and convoluted, it all just seems like 
gobbledegook.

Keep the relevant information all together please. And keep it simple.

And I'm just doing this as a hobby. It's all enough to make you want to 
give up.

Yours earnestly,

Peter Oates

Website Manager
http://www.sotoncs.org.uk <http://www.sotoncs.org.uk/>