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Yes, responsive tables have some issues to work out for sure. I'll look into implementing the pattern updates you suggest and will send it back to you for a quick review soon. Thanks!
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Issue
For the responsive table on this page:
https://a11y-style-guide.com/style-guide/section-structure.html
When the narrow viewport styles kick in, the semantics are lost. This is a known issue across browsers (back to 2011 and again in 2018).
This means a screen reader user will get no structure, and will be unable to navigate the content as a table.
ARIA table roles can fix this until browsers fix their bugs. I have a function authors can use in the meantime. Cannot find bugs right now.
The accessibility inspector in Chrome/Windows showing the example table in a large viewport. The table structure is visible.
The accessibility inspector in Chrome/Windows showing the example table in a narrow viewport. The table structure is now absent.
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