I found that by using a basic table for structure and the rest of the page use CSS, speeds up the development. Then all browsers see the page the same way.
Take a look at source code for “the sneak peak for the new TechRepublic”: https://www.techrepublic.com.com/html/tr/preview/updated_TechRepublic.html?tag=5208promo
Near the bottom they use tables too.
It really depends on who is suppose to be seeing it. Who is your targeted audience, a small screen?
To address the small screen issue:
I have not done a lot of designing for small screens, but on one page I used the tag:
and then at the bottom gave them a link that they could see on a small screen. If I’m wrong on this please tell me. That page is:
http://www.dimensionalized.com/game/rules4_3d_chess/index.php
Things are changing and everyone needs to keep up with what is new.
But you can’t beat, ‘Keep It Simple’ ( nobody is stupid here ).
