XHTML or eXtendable HyperText Markup Language is the latest version of HTML in the family of HTML standards. XHTML 1.0 is the successor of the current standard HTML4 and aims to reformulate HTML 4 for use by both HTML 4 based web browsers as well as other document processing applications that use the XML standard.

For most web designers the practical aspect of conforming to XHTML is mainly a more strict use of the HTML tags. For those simple web authoring applications, which use XHMTL with CSS, XHTML could therefore be considered a subset of HTML.
 

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