SASS and Compass for Web Designers: Building a Theme
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This post is part of a series called SASS and Compass for Web Designers.



We're going to continue our look at SASS and Compass, this time preparing ourselves for a complete website template build. During the coming screencasts we'll use a popular Themeforest .psd design, translating it into an HTML/CSS project with our new found SASS and Compass skills. There's lots to do, so let's get going!
Plan of Action
To begin with we'll look at yet another software application to compile our SASS and Compass files, and we'll look at what we're going to build in this series.
Variables, Mixins and Functions
This is a short introduction to variables, mixins and functions.
Setting up the Project
Now let's set up the project, import some dependencies, and talk about partials and default variables. We're all set to start writing SCSS.
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Sign upMy name is Norris, and I am a hybrid Designer/Developer. I work mostly with Wordpress, but in my spare time I like expanding my knowledge in various other programming languages, and working on my own projects. You can find me on twitter as @justnorris and my personal website is justnorris.com.
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