HTML tables are essential elements for organizing and displaying data in a structured, grid-like format on web pages. While modern web design often uses CSS for layout, tables remain the proper semantic choice for presenting tabular data like pricing comparisons, schedules, or statistical information.

A basic table consists of three primary elements:

• <table>: The container element that defines the table
• <tr>: Table row elements that organize horizontal data groups
• <td>: Table data cells that contain the actual content

For proper structure, tables also use <th> elements for header cells and can include <thead>, <tbody>, and <tfoot> sections for better organization and accessibility.

When creating tables for your hosting website's FAQ or knowledge base, remember these key points:

• Use tables only for tabular data, not for page layout
• Always include headers for accessibility and clarity
• Keep tables responsive for mobile devices using CSS techniques
• Use appropriate border, padding, and spacing for readability

Well-structured tables help visitors quickly compare hosting plans, features, or technical specifications, making complex information more digestible and improving the overall user experience of your website.