What is CSS-Reset Vs Universal Selector
CSS Reset: From the information gather online, CSS Reset is the most recommended stylesheet to use when going against cross-broswer compatibility. The purpose of this code is to force every element to have the same common default in which it tears down the differences from broswer to browser. For an example if one broswer doesn't look at a padding or margin the correct way, but the other broswer does, it'll correct that information for you and read it the way you want viewers to look at it. There has been many stylesheets created to help reduce loading times, and help fix issues that some broswers my have viewing. If you don't know how to create a CSS stylesheet yourself there has been a few pre-made around the internet such as, YUI, Eric Meyer Reset, Faruk Ates and many more.
Universal Selector: All it does is use an "*" that allows all content to be a certain color, weight, heigh, or size. Rather then typing everything individually it does that hard work for you. Although this code can be a wild card it currently does not work on internet expoloer.