The Galen Framework, initially designed for cross-browser layout testing, has evolved into a comprehensive testing platform that supports Java and JavaScript, offering robust reporting and test management capabilities. Cross-browser layout testing ensures that a website functions consistently across different browsers, such as Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Safari, and Opera, addressing issues like UI deviations that can occur when a site is viewed on different browsers or devices. The framework is particularly useful for testing responsive site layouts on mobile and desktop devices, verifying elements like text alignment, logo positioning, and color schemes. The article provides a detailed guide on setting up the Galen Framework for automated testing, including installation of JDK 8, setting up IntelliJ and Maven projects, writing spec files for layout verification, and generating HTML reports. Additionally, it offers troubleshooting tips to address common issues encountered during the setup and execution of tests, encouraging users to explore and share their experiences with Galen Framework for cross-browser testing.