Word Table Design and List Consistency Audit
Make tables and lists consistent and accessible.
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Audit tables and lists. Description of each table (columns, header row, merged cells, alignment, borders) and list (bullet styles, numbering, indentation): [TABLES_AND_LISTS]. Check for header rows marked as headers, merged and split cells that harm reading order, blank cells used for spacing, inconsistent number alignment, numbers without units, lists typed by hand, mixed bullet styles, and numbering that restarts incorrectly. Count issues with arithmetic (14 of 22 tables with no marked header row is 63.6 percent) and give an example and fix for each category: repeated header rows, simple tables without merged cells, numbers right-aligned with units in the heading, and list styles so numbering updates. Recommend a table style specification (font size, padding, borders, shading that keeps text readable) and a list style specification (indent levels, bullet characters, numbering format), applied with styles, not manual formatting [VERIFY], and an accessibility check. Estimate time to fix: 22 tables at 5 minutes is 110 minutes. Return a table of fixes. Label anything dependent on an edition or add-on [VERIFY].
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