Article actually argues/states that a lot of the times not closing elements is more readable. It mentions tables without a concrete example, but I think e.g.
is valid and reads better than if the row and data elements were closed (and on separate rows because it would be too much noise otherwise) (of course the whitespaces are different, if they matter for some reason). For a 3x3 table 5 lines vs ~15 lines.
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Article actually argues/states that a lot of the times not closing elements is more readable. It mentions tables without a concrete example, but I think e.g.
is valid and reads better than if the row and data elements were closed (and on separate rows because it would be too much noise otherwise) (of course the whitespaces are different, if they matter for some reason). For a 3x3 table 5 lines vs ~15 lines.