Is your site using tables for layout, instead of just using them for tabular data (the data you place in a table for comparison)?
To know whether your website is using tables for layout, go to your homepage, right-click on some on-page text and select "View source" ("Source" in Opera and "View page source" in Firefox).
If you see one or several <table> tags with numerous rows (<tr>), columns (<td>), images (<img> tags) and does not have any tabular data, your site is using tables for visual layout.
To get more visitors from search engines, improve your site download time and make your site content and layout easy to manage, you can convert your site to CSS.
To make your site really usable and user-friendly, you may consider improving your website usability. If your site is more or less convenient to use, and your visitors
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