One of the best reasons I can think of - is that it's good to be able to divide tasks. If you code using tables - you can't easily hand your front-end work ove

One of the best reasons I can think of - is that it's good to be able to divide tasks. If you code using tables - you can't easily hand your front-end work over to a front-end developer, because they won't be able to build an interface without modifying your code. It might be difficult for your business to scale as a result - but as you state, YMMV. I'll be quiet now :) If you ever do find yourself stuck with a CSS problem, feel free to drop me an email.