Welcome to the Landeck JumpStart!

The Landeck JumpStart looks at how we can use the flexibility of a CSS layout to control the number of columns on any given page from a single CSS file. To switch the design from a three-column to a two-column layout you simply need to add a class to the body tag and the CSS takes care of everything else for you!

The main construction of Landeck consists of liquid horizontal outer divs with a fixed inner content width to ensure that the design fills out the user's browser width, while still maintaining a good line reading length. The content, as always, is created with valid code and accessibility in mind.

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