Luciano Battagliero

With over 17 years of experience in web development, I’ve built everything from content-driven websites to large-scale, high-performance platforms serving millions of users. My design background has been key in shaping my approach to front-end development: code must be clean, scalable, and performant, but above all, it must be in service of building products and interfaces that are intuitive, accessible, and delightful to use.

Over the years, I’ve mentored colleagues, led technical initiatives, contributed to open-source projects, and given talks at different events. I believe the best results come from working with others, especially in diverse teams where different skills and perspectives come together.

I live in Córdoba, Argentina’s second-largest city. I travel, take photos, write, read, and enjoy the outdoors with my family and our dog; usually with a mate in hand.

Normalize.css is a CSS library created in 2011 as “a modern alternative to CSS resets”. It continues to be used today, with over 1.2 million weekly downloads, and has been used by GitHub, Twitter, and Medium, among others. It also served as the foundation for Bootstrap’s Reboot and Tailwind’s Preflight.

I first contributed to the project in 2013, remaining moderately active in discussions and smaller contributions. By 2016–2017, I became deeply involved in maintaining and shaping the project alongside co-creator Jonathan Neal and other contributors, eventually becoming one of its top contributors.

Feel free to email me or connect on LinkedIn, GitHub, Bluesky, or X.