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Interesting reading, I would not agree that it is a sign of an amateur as for that there are usually several hundred things that may or may not show an amateur approach to coding and amateur mistakes can be found in almost any piece of code.
Many sites still use tables successfully for designs as many books on HTML do not focus on DIV's or CSS in detail but I would agree that using DIV's offers more flexibility for customisation through CSS although tables themselves can also function well in that regard as I know many developers have had many nightmares getting DIV elements to do what they want. Like anything in life, there is a healthy balance to be had between simplicity and flexibility and that is generally based on what the user requires, their level of experience and also how good their CSS skills are. [b]Know the question and you will be far more likely to get an answer.[/b]
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