#Stay Late and Create

How to Style

1. Make sure that you are running npm run build for keeping the server alive. This way you have the sass compiler on, and when you make changes in the scss folder, the browser will automatically reflect these changes.
2. Add you styling in the most appropriate folder/file so that our styling chunks are also modularized. For reference to how to use these folders, check out: http://www.sitepoint.com/architecture-sass-project/
3. If you are creating a new file, follow the naming convention of _fileName.scss with the _. This is just for our standard, and it indicates that the file is a private one.
4. Make sure to @import your in new file style.scss. Don't worry if you are just working on existing files.
5. That's it! The client should now have plain CSS, and you can now be more Sassy!