Seems to me that's a CSS framework without the useful parts. Looks like just a reset with "sensible" styles that look terrible in my browser and don't seem like

Seems to me that's a CSS framework without the useful parts. Looks like just a reset with "sensible" styles that look terrible in my browser and don't seem like anything I'd use myself. Why not make use of the "C" in CSS and separate "reset.css" and "sensible.css", or at least declare the styles twice to distinguish between removing styles vs. adding styles? I don't get mixing the two. Oh, and putting Arial before Helvetica is just shameful. Not just because Arial is shameful, but because every system that has Helvetica (i.e. Macs, some Windows users) also has Arial. So as written, Helvetica will never be seen. Likewise for Courier New vs. Courier, or Times New Roman vs. Times. It's nice to declare fonts that look best on each platform, but only if it actually works.