1. Run gulp. This project uses the Gulp + Livereload + Sass Project boilerplate, however all of this should already be set up for you.

2. Check that Livereload is running.

3. Check that sass is compiling. (set a variable, use the variable, then check if gulp compiles to a proper css file)

Level 1 introduces media queries and scss structure. Recreate the stylesheet for the following responsive layout using sass variables, inline media queries, and a mixin for the font. DO NOT cheat by inspecting the CSS file!!! Sassy Blocks Demo

1. First, import the reset files:

• partials/reset
• partials/clearfix

2. At minimum, define variables for:

• globally used dark color
• globally used light color
• globally used bright color
• globally used padding

3. Make sure your stylesheet uses a mobile-first approach.

• Define all global styles (if any)
• then override the global styles with "medium and up" styles
• then override the medium and up" styles with "large and up" styles.

Media Query Ranges:

• Your Medium Media Query Range should apply for screen sizes with a minimum width of 600px.
• Your Large Media Query Range should apply for screen sizes with a minimum width of 900px.

Note that these ranges are NOT STANDARD, and proper ranges depend on the project, devices you are developing for, etc.

4. Define a mixin for your font, and include it where appropriate:

@mixin block_font($block_font_size: 25px, $block_font_color: $dark){
  font-size: $block_font_size;
  color: $block_font_color;
}

Now enhance the sassy blocks with a Modular Grid. Do it without a framework like foundation or bootstrap.

See if you can do some nth-child styling for fun.