HTML - Default Styling

This video is part of a playlist covering how to get a web development job and basic coding skills. The full playlist can be found here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLgF6apjFR90209B4o06e8qpNV7qUC-bUD ------------------------------------------------------------------- Lesson Description: We learn about the difference between the default styles (user-agent style sheet) and no styles at all. Default styles add some amount of readability to our HTML - definitely better than no styles at all even if the default styles aren't super great. Terminology: User-Agent Style Sheet - The CSS style sheet built into the browser by default. When we say "default styles", this is what we're talking about. This style sheet is the reason that our HTML elements all have slightly different appearances even though we haven't learned to style them ourselves yet. Resources: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/Cascade#user-agent_stylesheets Meme Resources: https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/handsome-squidward-squidward-falling ------------------------------------------------------------------- THE GET A WEB DEV JOB COURSE: You're in learn2code hell. We're gonna get you out. You will go from ZERO to a $120,000+ skill set. We'll learn web development together - from HTML and CSS (baby's first code) through React, GraphQL, Docker, and Kubernetes (big boy stuff worth $120,000+). We'll also cover HOW TO ACTUALLY GET HIRED (resumes, interviews, projects, practice problems, and more) - the most important step that other web dev courses skip.