It's currently making HTML/CSS/JS files.

Two cases:

1. You only need compiled files:

• HTML files are at project's root; HTML partials are included in src/templates/;
• Assets (CSS, JS, images, fonts) are in dist/;
• That's all!

2. You wanna work within the project, let's talk.

Watch your head.

This project relies on Node to ease the workflow. So you'll have to install:

• NodeJS — I recommend the current version;
• npm, that comes along with NodeJS.

When Node is ready to go, just cd to naav and run npm install.

Then you'll be able to work. Those Gulp tasks are available:

• gulp sass to compile your src/scss/*.scss files — using Autoprefixer: I suggest browserl.ist to check which browsers are concerned;
• gulp js to minify your src/js/*.js files;
• gulp axe will perform automatic checks for accessibility using aXe Webdriver: it runs a browser and checks every URLs listed in the let test variable array. Be sure to populate it with paths to any sensible template;
• gulp watch to run and watch sass/js/img tasks;
• gulp nunjucks to compile HTML templates and generate HTMl files at project's root — Nunjucks is very similar to Twig, that should help;
• gulp sync (default task) to sync your browsers and watch to JS, CSS and HTML/Nunjucks changes, serving HTML files behind localhost:3000.

You might want to use any of these tasks, but I recommend to run gulp to work comfortably.

For now, this works like a charm :)