Static: This is the default position. Elements naturally flow according to the normal page layout.
Relative: Positioned relative to its normal position. You can move it using top, right, bottom, or left values.
Absolute: Positioned relative to its nearest positioned parent element. It gets removed from the normal layout flow.
Fixed: Fixed element is removed from the normal layout flow. It stays fixed on the screen even when you scroll.
Sticky: Positions an element based on the user's scroll position (e.g., top: 5px;). It will stick there as the user keeps scrolling.
Hope this quick cheat sheet helps! Which CSS position property do you use the most? Let me know in the comments!
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