Create simple HTML static pages using some popular buzz words.

• RVM (ruby-2.0.0) or rbenv (ruby 2.0.0)
• Compass (with Susy 2.0.0 for responsive layout)
• Haml
• Coffeescript
• Guard (to compile all this stuff)
• adsf (small server to run compiled files)

1. Clone and cd into directory; allow rvmrc do it's thing
2. $ bundle
3. $ bundle execute guard start (or just $ guard)
4. In a new terminal instance, $ cd public && adsf to start the server

• Edit files in the /src folder
• Sprite image files can be dropped into the public/images/sprites directory
• Sprites are named with a class: .spt-NAMEOFFILE
• All files from src/ will be generated directly into the public folder while Guard is watching
• Replace the Google Analytic Tracking Account number with your number if needed; otherwise delete it
• Change the meta tags as needed
• Use of Susy for responsive grid structure.

If the sprites folder is left empty, Guard-compass will fail as it looks for images to compile. To alleviate, either comment out the sprite compass include helper in the scss file or add images to the sprites folder. There is a 1x1 pixel temp.png file there now for example.