I think CSS resets are a bit of a relic. At best these days you need normalization, but full resets are definitely outdated. Wildcard resets are cheap hacks whi

I think CSS resets are a bit of a relic. At best these days you need normalization, but full resets are definitely outdated. Wildcard resets are cheap hacks which are debatably useful. These days I keep my CSS limited to intentionally styled elements. If I find an inconsistency that's a vendor style outside of the realm of my design, I'd rather not add additional bytes to squash it unless it's critical or impinges on the overall design. I try not to worry about micromanaging pixels.