barebones is the starting point for stylesheets.

Using this project is fairly straight forward.

Just drop the contents of the scss folder into your stylesheet folder and run either yarn add browser-reset or npm install -save browser-reset to also add my browser-reset project

This project is a great starting point for writing clean, functional stylesheets using scss.

This project includes flexboxgrid as a grid system. Browser support

I'm really good at creating a messy array of color variables. This palette system exists to "fix" that. Instead of using $grey, $grey-light, $grey-lighter, $grey-lightest you can break it down into categories. Your colors file will look a little like this

$palettes: (
  grey: (
    base: #808080,
    light: #959595,
    lighter: #b5b5b5,
    lightest: #d5d5d5
  ),
);

And when you need to color something, you can just do this color: palette(grey, light)

There's REM and EM pixel conversions. font-size: em(16px) becomes 1em

Googling how to include a font package gets a bit irritating. Instead you can use the following syntax @include font-face('Font Name', '/path/to/font', 400, normal); and it will generate the font-face from eot, eot?#iefix, woff and `ttf. I use FontPrep to convert font files for this.

Modern web means supporting screen sizes of all sorts. I like to build mobile first, so that's the way my breakpoints work.

.class {
  width: 100px;

  @include breakpoint(md) {
    width: 500px;
  }

  @include breakpoint(lg) {
    width: 1000px;
  }
}

You can find the variables for these in the scss/_variables file

I've done a fairly job of writing a lot of comments in the scss/_utilities file, so a quick read through will give a good overview of everything included

Any features you'd like to see? Any features don't work for you? Let me know with the issue tracker.

I recommend that you use this scss-lint config to keep you code clean and tidy.