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The concept of “Normal flow” is implied in the box-model resources, but isn’t laid out very specifically. Read <a href="https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Learn/CSS/CSS_layout/Normal_Flow" target="_blank">Normal Flow</a> from MDN to make sure you understand how elements lay themselves out by default.

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What is the "Normal flow" in CSS layouts?

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Normal flow refers to the process of animating elements in a CSS layout.

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Normal flow is a CSS property used to control the visibility of elements in a layout.

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Normal flow is a CSS rule that defines the order of media queries for responsive design.

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Normal flow in CSS layouts refers to the default positioning of elements on a webpage.

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