CSS Resets
When designing XHTML and CSS it is important to be cognoscente of the fact that every browser will interpret your code a little bit differently. This mostly has to do with the default styling, padding, and margin of different elements as determined by a particular browser. While your page may look generally the same in all browsers, if you look closely, there is a good chance that you can catch the minor differences in presentation. Most of the time it is readily evident if you develop a site in one browser (Firefox) and then proof it in another (IE). The margin and padding of commonly used tags such as <h1> and <p> will most likely be slightly different, resulting in minor presentation deviations that drive us crazy. So what’s the simplest solution?
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