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CSS

Junior Suarez Peralta
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Junior Suarez Peralta
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Posted by Junior Suarez Peralta
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Junior Suarez Peralta
Front End Web Development Techdegree Graduate 15,160 Points

Why use the normal css if you can work and addit on the normalizer?

what exacly is the work that we do on normalizer? is it only the initial editing to reset everything? o is it the whole design of the webpage we usually do in css

Mister Moody
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Assuming you are referring to a Normalize.css, as it states, it makes browsers render all elements more consistently and in line with modern standards. It precisely targets only the styles that need normalizing.

Its a standard file to get you up and running quickly!

It is not a whole design of a webpage, so you will add your own CSS to style the webpage they way you want!