In the late 1990s the first reasonably powerful WYSIWYG editors arrived on the market, which meant Web designers no longer needed a good understanding of HTML to build web pages. Such editors indirectly encouraged extensive use of nested tables to position design elements. As designers edit their documents in these editors, code is added to the document which is sometimes unnecessary. Furthermore, unskilled designers may use tables more than required when using a WYSIWYG editor. This practice led to many tables nested within tables as well as tables with unnecessary rows and columns.

The trend gradually inclined to table-less design concept with more HTML tags playing up its efficient part in design. Now the .com world is experiencing a revolution with a lot of HTML editors pruning up the gap between the design and the end user.

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