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As a modern web developer, i can say layout your site design with CSS is the best way to go. If you may noticed, it is becoming more and more of a web standard rather than old fashion tables
I agree. It’s always best to separate your layout and content. For many who have been using tables for layouts, they may find it more difficult with CSS. It can be a large learning curve.