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Julian Carroll

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HTML Utopia! Design Websites Without Tables - Parts 1 and 2

By Julian Carroll

April 12th, 2001

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Welcome to HTML Utopia - the two part series on creating Web page designs without tables.

Part 1 introduces the concept of using CSS to create a design without tables, and explains the reasons why this philosophy has become so popular.

Part 2 explores a few standards-compliant commercial applications of this type of design, and exposes a few nifty tips and tricks to improve your CSS layout...

Enjoy!

This series sparked the idea that was eventually developed into SitePoint's second print title, HTML Utopia: Desigining Without Tables Using CSS. Read four chapters from the book here.