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Fluidity Library Project Sprint #1

Instructions:

  • Clone this repository locally in an easy-to-access location.

  • Create a new branch named 'develop'. Going forward each Jira ticket you work should use its own feature branch created off of the latest 'develop' branch code. After a ticket is completed, its code should be code reviewed and, once approved, merged into 'develop'. Name your feature branches according to the Jira ticket you are working.

  • Initialize npm in your new local repository.

  • Create your file structure. See example structure here. Note that the example structure referenced here is likely more complex than what you will need, but it can be a valuable guide to how to divide your SCSS code up into reusable modules.

  • Add, commit, and push your initial changes.

  • Build out your HTML structure and BEM + SCSS styling, based on the Library Project Wireframes.

  • Remember to access your code locally via the Parcel server url; without it your SCSS won’t work!

  • Note: No JavaScript functionality should be completed in Sprint #1; the focus should be on building out static HTML structure and reusable, best-practices styles using BEM + SCSS.

  • HINT: Run parcel *.html through your command line to run your project locally. This will allow you to access each of your HTML files from the browser via http://localhost:1234/filenamehere.html.

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