Design professional, responsive web layouts by mastering CSS float and positioning techniques with XHTML and CSS. In this course, you'll move beyond outdated layout methods by examining the limitations of frames, tables, and image-based designs before learning modern approaches to page structure.

You'll apply CSS float properties to common HTML elements, build two-column and three-column layouts, and create responsive designs using fluid and Jello layout techniques. As you progress, you'll organize content with semantic HTML lists, develop interactive CSS navigation menus, and implement vertical, horizontal, and nested menu structures. Finally, you'll gain precise control over page composition using absolute, relative, and fixed positioning, along with z-index for effective layering and visual hierarchy. This course is ideal for learners who want to strengthen their web layout and CSS design skills using standards-based techniques. Through hands-on layout construction, you'll develop the ability to create structured, maintainable, and responsive web pages without relying on outdated layout practices or JavaScript. Whether you're improving your front-end development skills or building a stronger foundation in CSS layouts, this course provides a practical path to designing clean, professional web interfaces.