Beyond normalizing, but not super-stylized-HTML either:

Ground Floor is the prettying up of HTML tags so that even if you never add a single class, or touch a line of CSS your HTML won't look like a jumble of browser presets or bland looking text.

From headings to tables, forms to HTML5 elements, Ground Floor standardizes and lightly extends basic styling for many HTML elements.

* Form Elements
* Media Elements
* Nav Elements
* Table Elements
* Text Elements

The point of this framework is to give basic styling to HTML without the need for CSS knowledge. However, for those that do have a basic knowledge of CSS and want to add a bit of extra styling and layout structure to their websites, Ground Floor has a few basic CSS classes to extend the standard styling.

* CSS Buttons
* CSS Layout
* CSS Helper Classes

At http://groundfloor.neocities.org/

• Mixture.io
• HTML (liquid templating)
• SASS/CSS

Ground Floor is a simplified version of Brass Tacks, an OOCSS, HTML5/Sass professional framework for rapid development for web projects.

• Various color versions
• More helper classes
• Updates/edits as needed