Convert Tables to HTML5 Responsive Tables

Convert each table on our site to responsive “tables” by using <dl><dt><dd> tags (HTML5 Tables). There are approximately 270 total tables. Tables are associated with specific products and the number of tables on each product varies. We will provide a spreadsheet with product id’s and URL’s, and it will be the worker's responsibility to gather the original code from these URLs. Provided are samples of the finished product and their original format. There are two types of tables: Specifications table and Comparison Cart Tables. Each type of table will be identified in a labeled tab on the product page. Specifications table conversion should follow the sample [login to view URL] file format. Comparison Chart tables should follow the [login to view URL] file format. The worker will ultimately be responsible for copying the original data into the file format that we've already provided. Again the new tables format will be provided to you, your responsibility with be inserting the data in correct place. The Comparison Chart tables will vary in number of columns. Look at the sample file [login to view URL] and notice the div class “col-4”. Each new table will need a class that matches the number of columns. For example, if it has 4 columns it needs a class of “col-4”; if it has 10 columns it needs a class of “col-10”. The original table data for the sample [login to view URL] is Specifications-table.html. The original table date for the sample [login to view URL] is comparison-table-1.html. An additional 10 column sample table is also provided called comparison-test-10-col.html. There will be 2 separate formats that finished deliverableis required. 1:Include unique files each with a single table and include the product name copied from the website. The finished files will include script and css source urls which will be provided. 2:Included a finished deliverable of our excel spreadsheet with your file names in a new column, as well as each files entire code pasted into the column that corresponds to the product id’s and urls. Each new “table” must abide by html5 CSS3 best practices and pass W3C Validation.