As a designer, I am more into software base coding when doing the structure of the website rather than hard coding using note pad or plain text editor to build the structure of the website. In my case, I use Dreamweaver to manage the whole thing. Even with css, I use Dreamweaver. After making the basic css coding like the body, p, ul, ol, li, header, footer etc... I link it to Dreamweaver and add more functions from there. I find it easy and manageable because I can preview what I do in no time at all.

CSS play is the website I usually go for referrals when I need to do something for my new design. Basically, I learned CSS on my own hardwork and nobody taught me but myself. Two years ago, I have spent 46 hours on constructing CSS. And to think that I was just going to align the background from header, left menu, right menu and the footer. Oh my! It felt like I evaluated the code forever. When I learned to link CSS on Dreamweaver, it was a lot easier. And the 46 hours that I spent to do the CSS is only 1 to 4 hours now, depending on how complex it is that I am doing. Nevertheless, I still have to code manually if there's something that needs to be done that way.

In my 2 years of experience on designing and developing websites, I have never made a tableless website. I have created more than fifty websites and successfully launched all of them, but never been in my whole career did I try to make a tableless website. So my goal now is to make one, and maybe by the end of this year I will publish my first tableless website. It will be either my own website or from one of my clients.