My Web pages use tables for layout, and each of my Web pages is exactly 800 pixels wide. It's simple. Dirt simple. Using tables lets me put things on the pag

My Web pages use tables for layout, and each of my Web pages is exactly 800 pixels wide. It's simple. Dirt simple. Using tables lets me put things on the page just where the heck I want them. I don't know of any easier way with HTML or CSS, and I'm not going to write any JavaScript -- won't do that. Having all my pages just 800 pixels wide is just what I want for my view of a good UI/UX for my Web site. And the Web pages should look okay on everything with a Web browser right up to date as of, say, five years ago. So, I'm not going to test my pages on several versions of each of several Web browsers on each of several devices and, with such simple Web pages likely don't have to. And I have no pop ups, pull downs, roll overs, or anything else that has the screen change just do to mouse movements or anything else except deliberate user actions. That's the way I want the pages to be at least for now.