Organizing Content for Readability on Web Pages

Using tables is recommended for content with sequential steps.

A/B testing involves evaluating one version of a web page against no version.

Lists typically begin with a symbol, followed by an indentation, and then the list item.

Organizing content focusing on readability is not important for a web page.

Forms are recommended when you need to collect input from visitors.

Ordered lists are usually bulleted lists.

You create lists by specifying the type of list as ordered or unordered and then adding each list item using the li tag.

Nesting lists means a list of any type cannot be nested inside another list.

The colspan attribute spans a row over subsequent horizontal rows.

Tables are especially appropriate when displaying pricing information and comparing features across products.