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Currently, I am working on a mobile web application which displays all substitutions for each class in my school. To make this substitution list (varying between 5 to 60 entries) easier to parse, I group the substitutions for each class and display the entire list in a table. The rows for each grouped class share the same color. This currently looks like this:

Current Approach

But I think, there's a problem: The color shading does indeed distinct the classes from each other. However, this does not make reading/scanning the rows easier. This is as hard as it was before. So this approach only accomplishes one goal.

My question is: How do I achieve both of my goals? Grouping the rows of the same class as well as making the scanning of each individual row easier.

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How about alternating the colours, and grouping with solid lines instead?

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You could try the following idea.
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