Accessible Tables
When coding tabular data on a webpage, you should use the <table>
tag. Some developers, surprisingly don't do this . Some also don't realize it's a bad idea to use flexbox to style tabular data. I think the aversion to using <table>
markup comes from the bad old-school way developers, who couldn't use CSS back in the 90s, used to use table for layout (which you should never do now with a small exception for those who have to code HTML emails).
Many web developers who use <table>
markup, however, don't know there are some additional code they need to make them accessible (even the CSS tricks so called "Complete" Guide to the Table Element doesn't really cover these items adequately, in my opinion):
th
tags must have ascope
attribute set torow
if it is a heading for a table row, orcol
if it is a column row- All tables must have a text
summary
describing the data in the table. This can be coded using asummary
tag (see the first example), or aaria-labelledby
on the table element (see the figcaption example)
How Screen Reader Users Navigate Tables
Screen-reader users should be able to navigate the table using their screen-reader's built in navigation:
- In voiceover, go to the rotor, choose the table and navigate around with the CAPS-LOCK + arrow-keys.
- In NVDA, press the T key to go to the next table (SHIFT+T to go to the previous one), use the arrow keys to get out of the caption and CTRL+ALT+arrow-keys to move around the table. To ensure you understand how the tables are being read, you may want to install the Focus Highlight NVDA plugin.
A Simple Table
Just a simple table. Walkthrough the HTML code below and make sure you are adding all the things that make tables accessible in your work.
Name
|
Age | Birthday |
---|---|---|
Jackie | 5 | January 1 |
Beth | 8 | March 1 |
Birthday Delta | 59 days. |
Code Walkthrough of the Above Example
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A Simple Table with the caption placed inside a figcaption
tag
Note that the caption is on the bottom, instead of the top of the table.
Name | Age | Birthday |
---|---|---|
Jackie | 5 | April 5 |
Beth | 8 | January 14 |
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A Complex Table Made Using HTML5
Complex tables may have headings for column groups as well as individual columns.
In these circumstances, use scope="colgroup"
to them up. They should also use the headers
attribute to ensure the relationships between table headers and table cells are correct.
Distances | Females | Males | ||||
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Mary | Betsy | Joanne | Matt | Todd | Jake | |
1 mile | 8:32 | 7:43 | 9:51 | 7:55 | 7:01 | 7:51 |
5 km | 28:04 | 26:47 | 38:15 | 27:27 | 24:21 | 24:31 |
10 km | 1:01:16 | 55:38 | 1:56:01 | 57:04 | 50:35 | 50:45 |
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A Simple Table Made Using Aria Roles
<div>
tags and it would be too hard to recode.
This is relatively new to ARIA and may not be implemented by all assistive technologies. It should only be used when there is existing code that is not marked up as an HTML table, but looks and semantically contains tabular data.
Note: The structure your markup should be structured similar to the HTML structure used in the code walkthrough below,
but if not, don't fret.
If your existing markup has extra tags that are between what should be direct ancestors,
you can tell the screen reader to pretend they are not
there by marking them up as role="presentation"
For example, here is how we would
deal with an extra div
descendant between a row
and a
list of cell
s:
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A Complex Table Made Using Aria Roles
<div>
tags and it would be too hard to recode.
It takes real talent to code tables this way: It's wrong and it takes a lot of time. You really should reconsider recoding your tables with <table>
tags instead. Your colleagues will thank you, I will thank you, and you know that you did a good deed.
To be honest, I felt really dirty coding this example. I hope you realize I took one for the team here. Please take my sacrifice seriously. Don't do this unless you are really in a bind.
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Sticky Table Header
When you have a lot of data you need to present to the user, you may want to ensure that when sighted users scrolls down the page, the table's header is always visible. This is so they can always remember the association with the table data and what it represents.
Another way of preserving this visual connection to the table headings and the table data is by using pagination tables. While they are effective, they are more complex and require JavaScript, while the "sticky table header" has quite a few advantages:
- It is CSS only.
- It is easily searchable within the browser ... no extra coding required!
- The UI is easy to understand and really straightforward.
- If there are links inside the table, and you are concerned about the amount of tabstops there are inside the table for keyboard users, you could use skip links around the table so they can skip this table entirely.
If you are not worried about large hits to a backend database for generating the data or a ridiculously huge HTTP payload, I would suggest considering the use of a table with a fixed table header. It has a way less complicated UI, and if marked up correctly, is totally accessible via screen readers and keyboard.
(Note: Data from this table was taken from World Population Review).
Rank | Name | GDP (IMF '19) | GDP (UN '16) | GDP Per Capita | Population |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | United States | 22.20 trillion | 18.62 trillion | $66,678 | 332,915,073 |
2 | China | 15.47 trillion | 11.22 trillion | $10,710 | 1,444,216,107 |
3 | Japan | 5.50 trillion | 4.94 trillion | $43,597 | 126,050,804 |
4 | Germany | 4.16 trillion | 3.48 trillion | $49,548 | 83,900,473 |
5 | India | 3.26 trillion | 2.26 trillion | $2,338 | 1,393,409,038 |
6 | United Kingdom | 2.93 trillion | 2.65 trillion | $42,915 | 68,207,116 |
7 | France | 2.88 trillion | 2.47 trillion | $43,959 | 65,426,179 |
8 | Italy | 2.09 trillion | 1.86 trillion | $34,629 | 60,367,477 |
9 | Brazil | 2.06 trillion | 1.80 trillion | $9,638 | 213,993,437 |
10 | Canada | 1.83 trillion | 1.53 trillion | $48,137 | 38,067,903 |
11 | South Korea | 1.74 trillion | 1.41 trillion | $34,000 | 51,305,186 |
12 | Russia | 1.67 trillion | 1.25 trillion | $11,428 | 145,912,025 |
13 | Spain | 1.50 trillion | 1.24 trillion | $32,026 | 46,745,216 |
14 | Australia | 1.48 trillion | 1.30 trillion | $57,447 | 25,788,215 |
15 | Mexico | 1.30 trillion | 1.08 trillion | $9,963 | 130,262,216 |
16 | Indonesia | 1.21 trillion | 932.26 billion | $4,374 | 276,361,783 |
17 | Netherlands | 954.93 billion | 777.23 billion | $55,606 | 17,173,099 |
18 | Turkey | 809.55 billion | 863.71 billion | $9,519 | 85,042,738 |
19 | Saudi Arabia | 790.06 billion | 639.62 billion | $22,356 | 35,340,683 |
20 | Switzerland | 740.70 billion | 668.85 billion | $84,987 | 8,715,494 |
21 | Poland | 643.27 billion | 471.40 billion | $17,019 | 37,797,005 |
22 | Taiwan | 633.70 billion | $26,564 | 23,855,010 | |
23 | Sweden | 576.72 billion | 514.48 billion | $56,763 | 10,160,169 |
24 | Belgium | 553.78 billion | 467.96 billion | $47,607 | 11,632,326 |
25 | Thailand | 547.43 billion | 407.03 billion | $7,826 | 69,950,850 |
26 | Argentina | 515.35 billion | 545.87 billion | $11,300 | 45,605,826 |
27 | Nigeria | 496.12 billion | 404.65 billion | $2,347 | 211,400,708 |
28 | Iran | 495.69 billion | 425.40 billion | $5,830 | 85,028,759 |
29 | Austria | 481.68 billion | 390.80 billion | $53,265 | 9,043,070 |
30 | United Arab Emirates | 449.13 billion | 348.74 billion | $44,953 | 9,991,089 |
31 | Norway | 438.62 billion | 371.07 billion | $80,251 | 5,465,630 |
32 | Ireland | 405.19 billion | 304.82 billion | $81,315 | 4,982,907 |
33 | Israel | 403.96 billion | 317.75 billion | $45,958 | 8,789,774 |
34 | Hong Kong | 402.03 billion | 320.91 billion | $53,230 | 7,552,810 |
35 | Malaysia | 401.99 billion | 296.53 billion | $12,265 | 32,776,194 |
36 | Singapore | 391.88 billion | 296.95 billion | $66,457 | 5,896,686 |
37 | Philippines | 389.05 billion | 304.91 billion | $3,503 | 111,046,913 |
38 | South Africa | 386.73 billion | 295.44 billion | $6,441 | 60,041,994 |
39 | Denmark | 364.55 billion | 306.90 billion | $62,709 | 5,813,298 |
40 | Colombia | 352.81 billion | 282.46 billion | $6,882 | 51,265,844 |
41 | Bangladesh | 343.28 billion | 220.84 billion | $2,064 | 166,303,498 |
42 | Egypt | 331.36 billion | 270.14 billion | $3,178 | 104,258,327 |
43 | Chile | 313.56 billion | 247.05 billion | $16,321 | 19,212,361 |
44 | Finland | 289.24 billion | 238.50 billion | $52,131 | 5,548,360 |
45 | Vietnam | 282.37 billion | 205.28 billion | $2,876 | 98,168,833 |
46 | Romania | 263.13 billion | 186.69 billion | $13,757 | 19,127,774 |
47 | Czech Republic | 259.74 billion | 195.31 billion | $24,219 | 10,724,555 |
48 | Portugal | 249.91 billion | 204.84 billion | $24,578 | 10,167,925 |
49 | Iraq | 246.93 billion | 160.02 billion | $5,997 | 41,179,350 |
50 | Peru | 244.16 billion | 192.21 billion | $7,319 | 33,359,418 |
51 | Greece | 230.50 billion | 192.69 billion | $22,226 | 10,370,744 |
52 | New Zealand | 224.94 billion | 187.52 billion | $46,278 | 4,860,643 |
53 | Qatar | 204.01 billion | 152.45 billion | $69,615 | 2,930,528 |
54 | Algeria | 193.06 billion | 159.05 billion | $4,327 | 44,616,624 |
55 | Hungary | 177.73 billion | 125.82 billion | $18,448 | 9,634,164 |
56 | Kazakhstan | 177.32 billion | 135.01 billion | $9,335 | 18,994,962 |
57 | Ukraine | 147.17 billion | 93.27 billion | $3,386 | 43,466,819 |
58 | Kuwait | 143.00 billion | 110.35 billion | $33,036 | 4,328,550 |
59 | Morocco | 129.06 billion | 103.61 billion | $3,456 | 37,344,795 |
60 | Slovakia | 117.40 billion | 89.77 billion | $21,499 | 5,460,721 |
61 | Kenya | 109.12 billion | 70.53 billion | $1,984 | 54,985,698 |
62 | Ecuador | 107.73 billion | 98.01 billion | $6,022 | 17,888,475 |
63 | Puerto Rico | 104.12 billion | 105.03 billion | $36,813 | 2,828,255 |
64 | Ethiopia | 99.37 billion | 70.31 billion | $843 | 117,876,227 |
65 | Angola | 96.43 billion | 106.92 billion | $2,842 | 33,933,610 |
66 | Dominican Republic | 90.46 billion | 71.58 billion | $8,258 | 10,953,703 |
67 | Sri Lanka | 89.94 billion | 81.32 billion | $4,184 | 21,497,310 |
68 | Guatemala | 87.63 billion | 68.76 billion | $4,802 | 18,249,860 |
69 | Oman | 84.16 billion | 63.17 billion | $16,112 | 5,223,375 |
70 | Panama | 75.49 billion | 55.19 billion | $17,230 | 4,381,579 |
71 | Luxembourg | 73.69 billion | 58.63 billion | $116,086 | 634,814 |
72 | Ghana | 72.26 billion | 42.79 billion | $2,277 | 31,732,129 |
73 | Bulgaria | 71.75 billion | 53.24 billion | $10,403 | 6,896,663 |
74 | Myanmar | 71.40 billion | 65.70 billion | $1,303 | 54,806,012 |
75 | Venezuela | 70.11 billion | 291.38 billion | $2,442 | 28,704,954 |
76 | Tanzania | 64.89 billion | $1,055 | 61,498,437 | |
77 | Croatia | 64.59 billion | 51.23 billion | $15,824 | 4,081,651 |
78 | Belarus | 63.66 billion | 47.41 billion | $6,742 | 9,442,862 |
79 | Costa Rica | 63.46 billion | 57.44 billion | $12,349 | 5,139,052 |
80 | Uruguay | 63.42 billion | 52.42 billion | $18,197 | 3,485,151 |
81 | Macau | 62.16 billion | 45.31 billion | $94,409 | 658,394 |
82 | Lebanon | 60.62 billion | 50.46 billion | $8,955 | 6,769,146 |
83 | Slovenia | 58.21 billion | 44.71 billion | $28,004 | 2,078,724 |
84 | Lithuania | 57.60 billion | 42.77 billion | $21,414 | 2,689,862 |
85 | Turkmenistan | 57.06 billion | 36.18 billion | $9,327 | 6,117,924 |
86 | Serbia | 56.89 billion | 38.30 billion | $6,540 | 8,697,550 |
87 | Uzbekistan | 55.48 billion | 67.78 billion | $1,635 | 33,935,763 |
88 | Dr Congo | 52.48 billion | 40.34 billion | $568 | 92,377,993 |
89 | Libya | 50.42 billion | 42.96 billion | $7,246 | 6,958,532 |
90 | Ivory Coast | 49.88 billion | 36.77 billion | $1,844 | 27,053,629 |
91 | Azerbaijan | 47.43 billion | 37.85 billion | $4,639 | 10,223,342 |
92 | Bolivia | 47.05 billion | 33.81 billion | $3,976 | 11,832,940 |
93 | Jordan | 46.45 billion | 38.65 billion | $4,523 | 10,269,021 |
94 | Paraguay | 45.38 billion | 27.17 billion | $6,285 | 7,219,638 |
95 | Cameroon | 42.05 billion | 32.22 billion | $1,544 | 27,224,265 |
96 | Bahrain | 40.71 billion | 32.18 billion | $23,284 | 1,748,296 |
97 | Latvia | 38.10 billion | 27.57 billion | $20,409 | 1,866,942 |
98 | Tunisia | 35.15 billion | 41.70 billion | $2,945 | 11,935,766 |
99 | Uganda | 33.62 billion | 25.31 billion | $713 | 47,123,531 |
100 | Estonia | 33.23 billion | 23.34 billion | $25,080 | 1,325,185 |
101 | Nepal | 33.03 billion | 20.91 billion | $1,113 | 29,674,920 |
102 | Yemen | 31.39 billion | 25.37 billion | $1,029 | 30,490,640 |
103 | Cambodia | 29.31 billion | 20.02 billion | $1,730 | 16,946,438 |
104 | El Salvador | 28.20 billion | 26.80 billion | $4,326 | 6,518,499 |
105 | Senegal | 28.06 billion | 14.60 billion | $1,632 | 17,196,301 |
106 | Iceland | 26.82 billion | 20.27 billion | $78,115 | 343,353 |
107 | Cyprus | 26.35 billion | 20.05 billion | $21,675 | 1,215,584 |
108 | Zimbabwe | 25.81 billion | 16.12 billion | $1,710 | 15,092,171 |
109 | Honduras | 25.56 billion | 21.52 billion | $2,540 | 10,062,991 |
110 | Zambia | 25.27 billion | 21.06 billion | $1,336 | 18,920,651 |
111 | Trinidad And Tobago | 23.23 billion | 24.09 billion | $16,557 | 1,403,375 |
112 | Papua New Guinea | 22.11 billion | 19.69 billion | $2,425 | 9,119,010 |
113 | Laos | 22.01 billion | 15.81 billion | $2,983 | 7,379,358 |
114 | Bosnia And Herzegovina | 21.34 billion | 16.91 billion | $6,540 | 3,263,466 |
115 | Botswana | 20.87 billion | 15.57 billion | $8,707 | 2,397,241 |
116 | Afghanistan | 20.68 billion | 20.24 billion | $519 | 39,835,428 |
117 | Mali | 19.33 billion | 14.00 billion | $927 | 20,855,735 |
118 | Georgia | 18.89 billion | 14.33 billion | $4,746 | 3,979,765 |
119 | Gabon | 17.89 billion | 13.86 billion | $7,852 | 2,278,825 |
120 | Albania | 17.21 billion | 11.86 billion | $5,990 | 2,872,933 |
121 | Jamaica | 16.72 billion | 14.06 billion | $5,622 | 2,973,463 |
122 | Malta | 16.34 billion | 11.00 billion | $36,898 | 442,784 |
123 | Mozambique | 16.29 billion | 10.93 billion | $507 | 32,163,047 |
124 | Burkina Faso | 16.27 billion | 11.70 billion | $757 | 21,497,096 |
125 | Mauritius | 15.76 billion | 12.22 billion | $12,374 | 1,273,433 |
126 | Mongolia | 14.96 billion | 11.16 billion | $4,493 | 3,329,289 |
127 | Namibia | 14.63 billion | 10.95 billion | $5,653 | 2,587,344 |
128 | Brunei | 14.28 billion | 11.40 billion | $32,344 | 441,532 |
129 | Armenia | 13.87 billion | 10.57 billion | $4,672 | 2,968,127 |
130 | Bahamas | 13.71 billion | 11.26 billion | $34,542 | 396,913 |
131 | North Macedonia | 13.70 billion | 10.75 billion | $6,578 | 2,082,658 |
132 | Guinea | 13.60 billion | 8.48 billion | $1,008 | 13,497,244 |
133 | Madagascar | 13.54 billion | 11.22 billion | $476 | 28,427,328 |
134 | Moldova | 12.79 billion | 6.77 billion | $3,179 | 4,024,019 |
135 | Chad | 12.55 billion | 11.27 billion | $742 | 16,914,985 |
136 | Nicaragua | 12.46 billion | 13.23 billion | $1,859 | 6,702,385 |
137 | Equatorial Guinea | 12.26 billion | 10.68 billion | $8,458 | 1,449,896 |
138 | Benin | 12.13 billion | 8.89 billion | $974 | 12,451,040 |
139 | Republic Of The Congo | 11.37 billion | 7.78 billion | $2,009 | 5,657,013 |
140 | Rwanda | 11.06 billion | 8.47 billion | $833 | 13,276,513 |
141 | Niger | 10.63 billion | 7.53 billion | $423 | 25,130,817 |
142 | Haiti | 9.65 billion | 7.65 billion | $836 | 11,541,685 |
143 | Kyrgyzstan | 8.78 billion | 6.55 billion | $1,325 | 6,628,356 |
144 | Somalia | 8.34 billion | 1.32 billion | $510 | 16,359,504 |
145 | Eritrea | 8.12 billion | 5.41 billion | $2,254 | 3,601,467 |
146 | Malawi | 7.86 billion | 5.32 billion | $400 | 19,647,684 |
147 | Tajikistan | 7.84 billion | 6.95 billion | $804 | 9,749,627 |
148 | Maldives | 6.21 billion | 4.22 billion | $11,429 | 543,617 |
149 | Togo | 6.13 billion | 4.45 billion | $723 | 8,478,250 |
150 | Montenegro | 5.74 billion | 4.37 billion | $9,139 | 628,053 |
151 | Mauritania | 5.70 billion | 4.67 billion | $1,193 | 4,775,119 |
152 | Fiji | 5.67 billion | 4.67 billion | $6,281 | 902,906 |
153 | Barbados | 5.34 billion | 4.55 billion | $18,557 | 287,711 |
154 | Eswatini | 4.81 billion | 4.01 billion | $4,105 | 1,172,362 |
155 | Guyana | 4.61 billion | 3.44 billion | $5,832 | 790,326 |
156 | Sierra Leone | 4.22 billion | 3.67 billion | $518 | 8,141,343 |
157 | Suriname | 3.92 billion | 3.28 billion | $6,622 | 591,800 |
158 | Burundi | 3.71 billion | 2.87 billion | $303 | 12,255,433 |
159 | Timor Leste | 3.41 billion | 2.70 billion | $2,540 | 1,343,873 |
160 | Liberia | 3.22 billion | 2.76 billion | $621 | 5,180,203 |
161 | Aruba | 2.95 billion | 2.67 billion | $27,536 | 107,204 |
162 | Bhutan | 2.94 billion | 2.21 billion | $3,768 | 779,898 |
163 | Lesotho | 2.89 billion | 2.24 billion | $1,339 | 2,159,079 |
164 | South Sudan | 2.80 billion | 6.53 billion | $246 | 11,381,378 |
165 | Djibouti | 2.60 billion | 1.89 billion | $2,593 | 1,002,187 |
166 | Central African Republic | 2.48 billion | 1.81 billion | $505 | 4,919,981 |
167 | Cape Verde | 2.21 billion | 1.64 billion | $3,930 | 561,898 |
168 | Belize | 2.07 billion | 1.74 billion | $5,115 | 404,914 |
169 | Saint Lucia | 2.07 billion | 1.40 billion | $11,220 | 184,400 |
170 | Gambia | 1.87 billion | 985.83 Mn | $752 | 2,486,945 |
171 | Antigua And Barbuda | 1.81 billion | 1.46 billion | $18,323 | 98,731 |
172 | Seychelles | 1.74 billion | 1.43 billion | $17,582 | 98,908 |
173 | San Marino | 1.67 billion | 1.59 billion | $49,152 | 34,017 |
174 | Guinea Bissau | 1.67 billion | 1.12 billion | $828 | 2,015,494 |
175 | Solomon Islands | 1.61 billion | 1.13 billion | $2,283 | 703,996 |
176 | Grenada | 1.33 billion | 1.02 billion | $11,768 | 113,021 |
177 | Saint Kitts And Nevis | 1.12 billion | 909.85 Mn | $20,880 | 53,544 |
178 | Vanuatu | 994.00 Mn | 837.52 Mn | $3,161 | 314,464 |
179 | Samoa | 960.00 Mn | 822.23 Mn | $4,796 | 200,149 |
180 | Saint Vincent And The Grenadines | 903.00 Mn | 765.32 Mn | $8,116 | 111,263 |
181 | Comoros | 773.00 Mn | 1.15 billion | $870 | 888,451 |
182 | Dominica | 590.00 Mn | 581.48 Mn | $8,175 | 72,167 |
183 | Sao Tome And Principe | 527.00 Mn | 342.78 Mn | $2,359 | 223,368 |
184 | Tonga | 512.00 Mn | 401.46 Mn | $4,796 | 106,760 |
185 | Micronesia | 389.00 Mn | 329.90 Mn | $3,346 | 116,254 |
186 | Palau | 324.00 Mn | 310.25 Mn | $17,833 | 18,169 |
187 | Marshall Islands | 228.00 Mn | 183.00 Mn | $3,825 | 59,610 |
188 | Kiribati | 196.00 Mn | 173.66 Mn | $1,615 | 121,392 |
189 | Nauru | 117.00 Mn | 103.47 Mn | $10,758 | 10,876 |
190 | Tuvalu | 53.00 Mn | 36.70 Mn | $4,442 | 11,931 |
191 | Andorra | 2.86 billion | $36,952 | 77,355 | |
192 | Bermuda | 6.13 billion | $98,685 | 62,090 | |
193 | British Virgin Islands | 971.24 Mn | $31,927 | 30,421 | |
194 | Cayman Islands | 3.84 billion | $57,808 | 66,497 | |
195 | Cook Islands | 290.19 Mn | $16,521 | 17,565 | |
196 | Cuba | 89.69 billion | $7,925 | 11,317,505 | |
197 | French Polynesia | 5.42 billion | $19,176 | 282,530 | |
198 | Palestine | 13.40 billion | $2,565 | 5,222,748 | |
199 | Greenland | 2.28 billion | $40,138 | 56,877 | |
200 | North Korea | 16.79 billion | $649 | 25,887,041 | |
201 | Liechtenstein | 6.19 billion | $161,926 | 38,250 | |
202 | Monaco | 6.47 billion | $163,701 | 39,511 | |
203 | Montserrat | 62.05 Mn | $12,468 | 4,977 | |
204 | Curacao | 3.12 billion | $18,941 | 164,798 | |
205 | Sint Maarten | 1.07 billion | $24,695 | 43,412 | |
206 | New Caledonia | 9.45 billion | $32,773 | 288,218 | |
207 | Pakistan | 282.51 billion | $1,254 | 225,199,937 | |
208 | Anguilla | 337.52 Mn | $22,327 | 15,117 | |
209 | Sudan | 82.89 billion | $1,846 | 44,909,353 | |
210 | Syria | 22.16 billion | $1,213 | 18,275,702 | |
211 | Turks And Caicos Islands | 917.55 Mn | $23,388 | 39,231 |
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