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README.md

Contributing

If you would like to contribute to the Sass website, please do the following:

check out the style guide for design & code standards.
write a detailed description of what you're adding in the pull request (screenshots help).
add any new UI elements to the style guide.
submit the pull request.
drink whisky.

Thanks!

— Team Sass Design

Running Site Locally

This site is built with middleman, a Ruby framework for building static sites. You will need Ruby, rubygems and bundler installed before you can run the site locally.

If the above dependencies are installed, in your command line of preference, navigate to the project repo and run:

bundle install
middleman