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We publish price comparisons and feature differences. How should we decide between prose and tables?
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Use a table when readers must compare the same attributes across multiple choices, such as fees, capabilities, constraints, or service availability. Label columns and units clearly, provide dates for changeable figures, and explain important exceptions in nearby prose. Do not embed essential facts exclusively in an image or complex interactive widget. For a how-to or nuanced explanation, headings and paragraphs may be easier to understand than a dense table. Ensure the mobile version retains the same facts and accessibility.
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