Web Design EOPA Complete Practice Test 2026

HTML tables are structured with a table element that contains rows and cells. A row is created with the row tag, and inside that row you place the individual cells. A standard data cell is created with the cell tag (td), which holds the content for that column in that row. A header cell is created with the header tag (th), typically used for column headers. The table element itself, along with sections like thead, tbody, and tfoot, provides the overall container and organization; it doesn’t produce a single cell. So, to create a cell inside a row, you use the cell tag. For example: <table><tr><td>Cell 1</td><td>Cell 2</td></tr></table>