Furthermore, each browser will display frames documents a little differently. Many assistive devices used by surfers with disabilities have great difficulty interacting with frames pages. And as mentioned earlier, many web users abhor frames sites. Top Frames vs. Tables Many times, a table can be more effective than a frame.
Tables are more widely browser-compatible, as well as more compatible with assistive devices.
Tables can be nested to simulate the appearance of a frames page, with page elements laid out in rows and columns. Common navigational elements can be put in header rows or outer columns. These layouts will usually download faster than their framed counterparts, especially if a lot of the contents are already cached. On the other hand, frame layouts should NOT be used to simulate frames. Too many frames in one window is sure to crash most browsers.