I too have started using definition lists for forms having experimented with a number of other methods before "discovering" definition lists. One of the complaints people often make about laying out a form without using tables is how much more complex the HTML becomes, which is probably true if you're trying to fudge it with divs and unordered lists. But with definition lists I would say the HTML becomes even easier than using tables. I'm a convert, anyway!
Another nice example, Jake.
I too have started using definition lists for forms having experimented with a number of other methods before "discovering" definition lists. One of the complaints people often make about laying out a form without using tables is how much more complex the HTML becomes, which is probably true if you're trying to fudge it with divs and unordered lists. But with definition lists I would say the HTML becomes even easier than using tables. I'm a convert, anyway!