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# Our Umbraco - 2015 design
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New design for the Our project.
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## Getting started
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To get started simply clone this repository to you dev environment, and run `npm install` to download the dependencies. Once completed, you can run `gulp` to start it up.
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The workflow creates a `/build` directory whare all the compiled files go.
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You can change this path in the `gulpfile.js` file.
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## Where do I put things?
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The `/src` directory is where your development files go. A folder structure is included in the repo. It's fairly simple to get started with.
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The `/src/css` directory is most likely to be completely removed since regular CSS files can go to the `/src/scss` directory. It was intended that vendor CSS-files like *reset.css* or *animate.css* should go there and gulp would automatically concat these files and put them at the top of the compiled CSS file.
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But, we have been thinking about removing it completely from the project and only stick with the `src/scss` directory.
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## Constribution
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If you discover a bug or have an enhancement, drop and [issue](http://issues.umbraco.org/issues) and a pull-request to the master branch and we'll have a look at it.
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It's important to remember that this script stays as small and effecient as possible.
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## Authors
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Rune Strand & Simon Busborg
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