Reset CSS

The CSS Reset library is a set of style rules designed to standardize the display of HTML elements across various browsers. The goal of CSS Reset is to provide a uniform initial state for all elements by removing browser defaults and eliminating discrepancies in display. This library offers a set of universal styles that reset default values for elements such as headings, paragraphs, lists, etc., providing a starting point for further styling of web pages. The advantages of using CSS Reset include reducing differences in display between different browsers, preventing unexpected styling behaviors, and increasing control over the appearance of web pages for developers. CSS Reset is typically used as the first step in the process of styling a web page, followed by the addition of specific styles that match the project's design.

Tech used: CSS, Rollup