CSS Reset

Definitions

1. A baseline stylesheet that reduces or removes browser default styling so a project starts from a more predictable visual foundation. CSS resets help smooth over differences in margins, headings, form controls, and other built-in styles across browsers.

   In plain English: A stylesheet that clears inconsistent browser default styles.

   Example: "They added a small CSS reset before the design system tokens so spacing looked consistent between Safari and Chromium."

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