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CREATING TABLES
Use tables to organize your data on your web page. Tables are created with … tags with other tags between it. The basic structure of a table looks like the example below. The border attribute of a table must be set to 1 if the table is to be visible at all.
Example:

row 1 column 1

row 1 column 2

You can specify the background color for the table or for individual cell see example below.
Example: Table Background

row 1 column 1

row 1 column 1

This gives the entire row a green color.
Example: Cell Background

row 1 column 1

row 1 column 2

This gives the first cell a green color and the second cell a red color.
CREATING NESTED TABLES
Create tables within table; you can have smaller tables within a bigger table. The code below creates a big table with 2 cells and two smaller tables inside these cells. By following the table structure properly you can create as many nested tables as you want.
Example: Cell Background

row 1 column 1 row 1 column 2

row 1 column 1 row 1 column 2

This creates 2 tables in each cells of the bigger table.
CREATING HTML FORMS

HTML forms are mainly used for user interaction and data collection on websites. This data may be processed or stored in a database or sent to you by email. The data is usually acted upon by scripts stored on your website as specified in the form action attribute. …

tags are used to create an HTML form. Basic structure of an HTML page with form is shown below. The

tag has two important attributes that must be specified if any meaningful thing can be achieved, these attributes are (METHOD, ACTION).

The METHOD attribute specifies how user’s data is sent to you. The values is either GET (for queries) or POST (for collection of data). GET is the default METHOD value, the form content are attached to the URL as if they are normal query. POST, however, send the form content in a data packet: Use POST rather than GET whenever you can.
The ACTION attribute specifies the script that will process the data that the user fills in these forms. These scripts may reside on your Web Server or elsewhere on the Internet. You can also use another type of action by using the mailto:[e-mail] format that will send user’s data to your email address.

Example: