<commit_before># Skyline Starter Files
## Basic Skyline Starter HTML and SCSS


### Introduction

Skyline helps you create a design system for your website.  It encourages a well thought-out CSS architecture, and enables you to develop a reusable and maintainable codebase.

This starter kit includes the style files you will use on your site. In most cases, you will copy the contents of the `stylesheets` folder into your own project. Each SCSS partial is self-documented and includes markup examples in the comments. The kit also contains HTML files as examples to illustrate how you will write out your markup.

Skyline is a minimal scaffolding, it does not impose a visual style.  It contains many layout and structural helpers, utilities, and basic element and module styles that you will build upon. It is really a starting point, an organized set of files that allow you to create your own custom framework.

### Starter Files
The starter files contain as little code as possible.  The structure consists of:

```
├── fonts
|   ├──  (open source icon font here)
|
├── images
|   ├── (placeholder images are here)
|
├── javascripts
|   ├── app
|   |   ├── application.js
|   ├── vendor
|   |   ├── (lots of front-end jquery plugins)
|   |   ├── jquery.skyline.gridguide.js
|   |   ├── jquery.skyline.smartresize.js
|   |   ├── jquery.skyline.styleguide.js
|   ├── utility
|   |   ├── ios-orientationchange-fix.js
|   |   ├── modernizr.js (you will usually create your own custom build)
|   |   ├── respond.js (use if supporting IE8)
|   |   ├── selectivizr.js (use if supporting IE8)
|
├── stylesheets
|   ├── base
|   |   ├── variables, resets, mixins, functions, etc.
|   ├── elements
|   |   ├── styles for base elements (p, ul, img, form, input, etc.)
|   ├── layout
|   |   ├── grids, widths, utilities, etc.
|   ├── modules
|   |   ├── styles for objects/modules you create (.site-header, .hero, .page, .bio, .site-footer, etc.)
|   ├── vendor
|   |   ├── styles related to plugins

```

### Usage
These starter files are not a working app. Most likely, you'll add these resources into your applications.
<commit_msg>readme tweak<commit_after># Skyline Starter Files
## Basic Skyline Starter HTML and SCSS


### Introduction

Skyline helps you create a design system for your website.  It encourages a well thought-out CSS architecture, and enables you to develop a reusable and maintainable codebase.

This starter kit includes the style files you will use on your site. In most cases, you will copy the contents of the `stylesheets` folder into your own project. Each SCSS partial is self-documented and includes markup examples in the comments. The kit also contains HTML files as examples to illustrate how you will write out your markup.

Skyline is a minimal scaffolding, it does not impose a visual style.  It contains many layout and structural helpers, utilities, and basic element and module styles that you will build upon. It is really a starting point, an organized set of files that allow you to create your own custom framework.

### Starter Files
The starter files contain as little code as possible.  The structure consists of:

```
├── fonts
|   ├──  (open source icon font here)
|
├── images
|   ├── (placeholder images are here)
|
├── javascripts
|   ├── app
|   |   ├── application.js
|   ├── vendor
|   |   ├── (lots of front-end jquery plugins)
|   |   ├── jquery.skyline.gridguide.js
|   |   ├── jquery.skyline.smartresize.js
|   |   ├── jquery.skyline.styleguide.js
|   ├── utility
|   |   ├── ios-orientationchange-fix.js
|   |   ├── modernizr.js (you will usually create your own custom build)
|   |   ├── respond.js (use if supporting IE8)
|   |   ├── selectivizr.js (use if supporting IE8)
|
├── stylesheets
|   ├── base
|   |   ├── variables, resets, mixins, functions, etc.
|   ├── elements
|   |   ├── styles for base elements (p, ul, img, form, input, etc.)
|   ├── layout
|   |   ├── grids, widths, utilities, etc.
|   ├── modules
|   |   ├── styles for objects/modules you create (.site-header, .hero, .page, .bio, .site-footer, etc.)
|   ├── vendor
|   |   ├── styles related to plugins
|   ├── README.md
|   ├── screen.scss (the manifest file that pulls in all the partials and compiles into screen.css)
```

### Usage
These starter files are not a working app. Most likely, you'll add these resources into your applications.

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