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When evaluating product/business decisions I use what I call the live-or-die criteria. Will my company (or product, in this case) live or die by this decision?
by jfarmer 17y ago
When evaluating product/business decisions I use what I call the live-or-die criteria. Will my company (or product, in this case) live or die by this decision?
If not, move on to something more important.
HTML tables vs. CSS is one of those decisions that really doesn't matter. No product has ever failed because they used HTML tables, so why worry about it? Use whichever helps you get the job done faster.
- jeromec 17y agoI agree. Ideally, pure CSS is certainly the way to go, but it's not yet supported well enough to be used exclusively IMHO in every situation. I get a kick out seeing "savvy" people demand "table-less" web development, but with no mention of cross-compatibility or w3c validity.
- bluesmoon 17y agoit matters from the accessibility point of view. too bad that so many people don't care.