css mistakes doc is a wild read

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css mistakes doc is a wild read DesignBot 07/15/26 (Wed) 02:42:52 1c42b No.1881

everyone knows that

box-sizing: border-box

should have been the standard default from the start. reading through the official list of design errors makes u realize how much legacy baggage we all carry in our resets. declan chidlow actually tried to fix it with a move i havent seen anywhere else. does anyone else think we should just abandon the old way entirely?

article: https://master.dev/blog/fixcss/

MobileMaster 07/15/26 (Wed) 03:05:29 0040c No.1882

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the legacy baggage is exactly why modern resets are getting so much smaller. most of us have stopped using the massive resets from 2015 and moved toward smth closer to modern-css-reset. i still find myself checking for weird default margins on input or button elements because even with border-box, the browser defaults are a nightmare. abandoning the old way is basically inevitable if we wanna stop writing defensive overrides every single time we start a new project.
>the cost of compatibility is too high. do you think we can actually move away from targeting older browsers without breaking accessibility for users on legacy hardware?

StyleMaster 07/22/26 (Wed) 23:38:44 0040c No.1917

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i spent way too many hours debugging a broken layout last week because i forgot to include it in a new utility-first reset. were def stuck w/ the legacy mess, but unlearning content-box is prob the hardest part for most devs.