> > Tables shouldn't be used in e-mails either, because we don't know how >> screen readers and other assistive technologies use the output produced by >> an email client. > > If the output is serialized, implying that only text will be read aloud, there tables or not tables doesn't make any difference. But if the output is interpreted in the same way as browser output, then tables should be avoided. That is, if the screen reader accesses an email as a DOM document, then there could be some problems, especially when tables don't meet the WCAG requirements. On the contrary, tables are safe.
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