CSS Normalize vs CSS Reset
If you are doing lots of stylesheets, its important to know the difference between CSS reset vs normalize. The difference isn’t that big, but it applies a fix to all web browsers in different ways.
CSS normalize vs reset works by clearing premade browser styles applied to elements like divs, inputs, h1 tags and more. The HTML styling that applies to these CSS elements cause them to look slightly different on different browsers. By applying a CSS normalise or reset we are able to clear out the styling.
I personally prefer using css normalize in most situations, unless I am starting from scratch for certain styling, where I need to remove all of it, then I use CSS resets.
I found this great graphic that shows the differences between CSS Reset and Normalize and helps understand the comparison between the two. I hope you enjoy it.
CSS Reset:
.meyerweb.com/eric/tools/css/reset/
CSS Normalize:
.necolas.github.io/normalize.css/
Graphic By @elijahmanor
.elijahmanor.com
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