A minimal and unopinionated CSS stylesheet to reset default user-agent styles
for cross-browser compatibility. The CSS style properties provided here -
resets.css
are supposed to be used as a source of reference and expanded upon. So feel free
to copy the contents for your frontend projects and make necessary
changes/addendum as you deem fit!
The stylesheet provided in this repository is based on inspirations I picked up from the resources shared below, so their contributions are much welcomed!
I plan on keeping this project updated to the best of my capabilities and knowledge. So, if you notice something missing or have a better idea for something please do not hesitate to open a PR!
Resetting a browser's CSS where your project will be viewed from ensures a consistent starting point for styling, eliminating browser-specific variations and promoting semantic markup. This practice will save you a lot of headaches in the later part of development when you want to have a unified look for your project across all browsers since each browser has its own default CSS that might override the one from your projects.
The project is licensed under the terms & conditions (T&Cs) for the MIT license. So, you are free to use, distribute, copy and modify the contents of this repository in whatever manner you want to. The caveat is, that your usage should adhere to the T&Cs of the MIT license.
For more information on the licensing T&Cs, feel free to refer to the LICENSE document.