SubscribeI’m developing a new system for my own needs and I want to use the newest tecnologies as part of my learning process. One really nice thing that I’ve found in the Yahoo Developer Network was the Yahoo User Interface Core CSS Foundation. In practice, the foundation is made of three CSS files:
- The CSS Reset: “removes the inconsistent styling of HTML elements provided by browsers. This creates a dependably flat foundation to built upon.”
- The CSS Fonts: “provides cross-browser typographical normalization and control while still allowing users to choose and adjust their font size.”
- and The CSS Base: “applies a style foundation for HTML elements that is consistent for A-grade browsers.”
All this sound very nice to me, since I’m not a CSS expert and I know those guys from Yahoo are. A simple and fast way to get a common look to your websites at least in the most common web browsers.
As a final tip, I also recommend the Grids CSS for those who are not very intimate with CSS and still want to build some simple layouts.
