Web Design Tables: Why I Put
Placed in Website Design | September 5th, 2008
Because I switch from 6 months to a TableLess on my site, I found several interesting things:
* My ranking of search engines have improved dramatically
* My bandwidth is 50-75%
* I can now make changes to the look and feel of my site simply by modifying the file, stylesheet.
See why my ranking improved search engine. Now that I have less of a code-index on my pages, search engines can now Spider my site soon. Less code, more content, ie a better ranking. Makes sense, does not it?
Bandwidth costs money, unless you have a really good accommodation plan with a lot of bandwidth, then is your greatest files need more space on your server, and take much more load. Design rosters will significantly less bandwidth and are easier to understand.
Everyone at once, while May I want to change, you can look my site. I change the font color, the colors of links, menus, etc.? Before I begin with TableLess design, these changes make me hours. Now, I just open my style sheet, so that the changes I want, and in a few minutes, I updated my site with the new look and feel. ” It is so easy!
For a customer who wants their own amendments, TableLess design could literally save thousands on the cost of technology.
Most of my customers still want pages with tables. I can give them no choice or style. Indeed, the client needs to be happy, right?
Some people have the misunderstanding that the use of designs TableLess say with a graphical interface and less boring site. Nothing could be further from the truth.
Take a look at one of my favorite sites: http://www.csszengarden.com/. On this site you can really guess what can be based CSS design without tables. Beautiful!
Make the move to clear, nature, and easily accessible site!
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