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I want to do some exercises for web front page designing.
Is there any good CSS file have been existed which can be used as base.css, that encapsulates atomic selectors.
There are quite a few out there, some of the biggest ones that come to mind are the normalize reset/base sheet, YUI base sheet and the most recent one, Twitter’s Bootstrap CSS sheet.
By the way, you can always pick apart a base stylesheet from any HTML framework such as HTML5 Boilerplate or 960gs and adapt it on your own project quite easily. It sounds a bit asinine to start one anew, due to the many selectors to pick at, and then the testing..tough 😛 ..but, as always, it’s always good to go over these sheets to learn from them and see how the many HTML selectors stack up.