Sass, or Syntactically Awesome Stylesheets, is a great tool to use for writing CSS. With Sass you can write CSS with variables, mixins, and nested elements. Sass files have the extension .scss or .sass; it compiles and is written into a .css file with normal CSS syntax. The CSS file can be compressed to save space and speed up performance. While you work in the .scss file, the browser uses the .css file. The .scss extension is for Sassy CSS syntax, similar to normal CSS with curly braces, while .sass is for the older syntax with indentations instead of curly braces. This demo uses the .scss syntax. [...]
Bootstrap is a great tool to use for developing a Web site. It comes with CSS building blocks as well as useful jQuery plugins. Although I didn’t use it to build my current Web site, I did enjoy experimenting with it. I may use it more in the future as well. It’s pretty easy to use and enables you to use good naming conventions for classes, as they are already there. You can click on Getting Started to get a quick rundown. "Sleek, intuitive, and powerful front-end framework for faster and easier web development." Bootstrap comes with many classes you [...]