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Are CSS reset pages (like this one) still necessary in today’s age? I assume the answer is yes but looking to see if I get surprised.
I’ve read thoroughly the HTML5 BoilerPlate from Paul Irish but don’t see myself adopting a standard that isn’t necessarily standard. [Rhetorical] Isn’t this at least some cause of what got us into this mess if you put aside the IE bashing?
yes, the same reasons they were created still exist: several browsers have several different implementations of CSS, and this is one way to take care of them.