Status Colors Table Template (Success/Warning/Danger)

Instantly convey the meaning of your data by color-coding rows based on their status.

This template uses contextual colors (like green for "Success", yellow for "Warning", and red for "Danger") to create a powerful and immediate visual language for your data.

Screenshot of a table where rows are colored green, yellow, or red based on their status.

Get Source Code → Preview →

About this Status Colors Table

Also known as "conditional formatting," this technique assigns a background color to an entire row based on the data within it. By defining a set of simple, reusable CSS classes (e.g., .row-success, .row-warning, .row-danger), you can dynamically apply them to table rows to signal their state. This is an extremely effective UI pattern because it allows users to scan a large list of items and instantly spot which ones require attention, which are complete, which are pending, etc.

Features

Ideal Use Cases

Accessibility Notes

Color should not be the only way information is conveyed. This template ensures that a plain-text status is also present in each row, making the information accessible to users who are color-blind or using screen readers.

Code

Here's the full code for the status colors table:

View Output