#css reset

A lightweight CSS reset stylesheet that removes and normalizes inconsistent browser default styles across the full stack of HTML elements. It uses low-specificity :where() selectors, form control inheritance, responsive media rules, and text wrap tweaks. Features Applies box-sizing: border-box globally across all elements and pseudo-elements. Removes default margin and padding from all…

defaults.css is a lightweight CSS reset library that combines normalization and reset functionality into a single, modern stylesheet weighing less than 1KB. Key Features Baseline compatibility: Uses modern CSS features supported across all current browsers Dual functionality: Combines CSS reset and normalization in one pass Cascade layer integration: Uses @layer for proper CSS organization and…

UAplus.css is a modern CSS reset library that enhances user agent styles rather than stripping them away completely. It provides a better baseline for your stylesheets while maintaining accessibility and browser consistency with minimal opinionated overrides. Unlike traditional CSS resets that remove all browser defaults, UAplus takes a surgical approach—fixing what’s broken, improving what’s…

browserux.css is a minimal CSS library that enhances native HTML and CSS behaviors into a clean, modern baseline for improved usability and accessibility. Think of it as a thoughtful evolution of `normalize.css`, built with current UX and accessibility best practices in mind. The main idea here is to address those initial browser inconsistencies and enhance the user experience from the ground up.…

mi.css is a tiny CSS file (~ 1kb) that acts as either a CSS reset or a “CSSless” framework. It applies basic, clean styling directly to semantic HTML elements. You don’t need to add any classes. Unlike other frameworks that require you to learn specific class naming conventions or component structures, mi.css simply enhances the native appearance of standard HTML elements. Main…

Classless.css is a “class-less” CSS framework that allows you to apply styling directly to standard HTML elements without adding any CSS classes. It solves the problem of quickly adding a decent, modern look to web projects without the overhead of writing custom CSS or wrestling with a complex class-based system. It can be useful when you want to focus on content and structure first. What sets it…

Reboot.css is a tiny CSS library that provides a collection of consistent, element-specific CSS styles across browsers. This library aims to create a solid foundation for your CSS. It allows developers to build on top of it without fighting browser inconsistencies. Reboot.css tackles common issues in web development. It applies border-box sizing to all elements, enables smooth scrolling, and sets…