Evidence Table Awards Block for React

Edit CLAIMS at the top of the file. Each claim has the award's name, programme and year, a measure, a period, a source and the number of its note, and the before and after figures with their prefix, unit and decimals. Edit NOTES to change the numbered notes under the table; a note is shared by every claim that names its number.

From the two figures. A figure marked rate (a share in per cent) is compared in points, so 96.8% to 99.2% reads "up 2.4 points"; anything else is compared in per cent of the figure before, so 6.4 seconds to 1.9 reads "down 70%". The direction is a word and an arrow, never a colour.

Each source ends in a small superscript number that links to its note under the table; the note is a list item with an anchor id, and the link reads "Note 1" to a screen reader. Notes can be shared by several rows. Clicking a link changes the page's address to the note's anchor, as any in-page link does.

It keeps its five columns and scrolls sideways inside a labelled region that you can focus and scroll with the arrow keys. The award column is fixed at the start so each row stays named while you scroll. Nothing else on the page scrolls sideways.

It is a Collapsible: its heading is the trigger, and it opens to three short explanations of how figures are compared, in points or in per cent, and of what the table does not show. Space or Enter toggles it, and the three entries are hidden while it is closed. Rewrite the three entries to describe your own method.

No. Fathomvale and the Tealbrook programmes are made up, and so are the sources and figures. Replace them with your own awards and the data behind them, and keep the notes honest about who measured what.