You're doing an excellent job building your About Me webpage! With navigation now in place, your visitors can easily explore different sections. Next, we’ll add more depth to your webpage by creating a skills table. This table will showcase your skills, proficiency, and experience in a well-organized format.

To create a skills table, we'll use the <table> element along with its related elements.

Let's see how the structure a basic table will fit into your webpage:

In the code snippet above, we've added a <table> element within the Skills section. The table consists of three columns: Skill, Proficiency, and Years of Experience. The <thead> element contains a row with column headings, while the element contains rows with data.

Tables are a fundamental HTML component used to display data systematically. Adding a skills table to your webpage has several benefits:

• Clear Display of Information: A table allows you to present related data clearly and concisely.
• Easy Comparison: Users can easily compare skills, proficiency levels, and years of experience side by side.
• Professionalism: A well-organized table contributes to a more polished and professional webpage.

By mastering how to create and style tables, you'll enhance your webpage’s ability to convey detailed information in an accessible format. This not only improves user experience but also showcases your skills in an organized manner.

Excited to add this new feature to your webpage? Let’s jump into the practice section and build your skills table together!