HTML syntax is a lot more flexible than a lot of people choose to write it. The following is a valid table in HTML: <table> <caption>Example Table

HTML syntax is a lot more flexible than a lot of people choose to write it. The following is a valid table in HTML: <table> <caption>Example Table <thead> <tr> <th>Col 1 <th>Col 2 <th>Col 3 <tbody> <tr> <td>One <td>Two <td>Three <tfoot> <tr> <td>Four <td>Five <td>Six </table> I'm currently drafting an article of HTML you never need to write, currently I'm covering: - some start tags are implied and never need to be written unless you're adding attributes - some end tags are implied and never need to be written - default attributes never need to be specified - element values often don't require quoting - no trailing slashes are required on void tags