I recently discovered normalize.css and I’m really quite enjoying it. I know, CSS resets aren’t the most exciting thing in the universe but they can have a serious effect on the impact of your design across various browsers.

Most CSS resets take the approach that the designer will want to start from scratch without any defaults. This solves the problem with designing across browsers in theory but it leaves a lot of boilerplate type work for the designer which is really why browsers have defaults to begin with.

normalize.css solves this problem, It isn’t simply a reset, its a cross browser default, and unlike most CSS resets which don’t really cover everything, normalize.css takes itself seriously and covers most if not all elements (even those introduced in HTML5). Check out the [demo] (http://necolas.github.com/normalize.css/demo.html) and give it a try. If your intrigued then grab a copy from Nicolas Gallagher’s repository.