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Table-based design

“Over the years there have been many great articles extolling the virtues of CSS based design and bemoaning table based design. However there have been very few articles looking at things from the other side of the fence … In order to bring some balance back to the equation, and to have a bit of fun playing devils advocate, I’ve decided to write an article about why in some instances, traditional table based design can be as good, if not better than CSS and standards based design.”

Written in 2004 but still relevant (?) this article from Andy Budd provides an interesing look at CSS vs. tables. Post here.


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