CSS Positioning for Beginners (Relative, Absolute, Fixed and Sticky) | LinkedIn Profile Clone

CSS positioning is one of the most confusing topics for beginners and in this video, we break it down step by step using a real project.

In this lesson, you’ll learn:

What static positioning means in CSS

How relative positioning works and when to use it

How absolute positioning works with parent elements

Common mistakes beginners make with CSS positioning

How CSS positioning is used in real websites

To apply everything practically, we cloned the LinkedIn profile page and implemented CSS positioning exactly how it’s used in real-world UI layouts.

This video is perfect for:

Beginners learning CSS

Frontend development students

Anyone struggling with CSS layout and positioning

Developers transitioning from theory to real projects

👉 By the end of this video, you’ll clearly understand static, relative, and absolute positioning and how to use them confidently.
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