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Honestly, in some ways, borderless tables for layout was nicer than grids and flex boxes.

• ddalex 3y ago
  Yeah, but is not responsive
  • codingdave 3y ago
    Phones today have higher display resolutions than desktop monitors of the 90s. So table-based layouts would totally fit in mobile-first UX designs.
  • forgotmypw17 3y ago
    I still use tables for layout, partially. In order to make it responsive, I combine multiple tables with inline-block to allow the tables to reflow on the page. There are more "modern" ways of doing this, but I haven't found any that are also compatible with my goals of maintaining backwards compatibility.