CSS can be leveraged to address this issue. To ensure equal cell widths, regardless of content size, we need to:

1. Trigger the Fixed Table Layout Mechanism: Set table-layout: fixed; on the parent
   . This instructs the browser to enforce the specified cell widths rather than auto-adjusting them to content.
2. Assign a Width to Table Cells: While not mandatory, assigning a small width (e.g., 2%) to each
   representing a table cell acts as a trigger for the fixed table layout.

   The final CSS code appears as follows:

   div {
     display: table;
     width: 250px;
     table-layout: fixed;
   }
   
   div > div {
     display: table-cell;
     width: 2%;
   }

   With this approach, the table cells will maintain equal widths, ensuring a consistent appearance regardless of their content.