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Lab: Part 2j – Base & Common Classes Sass Modules – Developer’s Genesis Starter Child Theme

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Part 2k- Finish Up the Sass Modules

Part 2k – Finish Up the Sass Modules – Developer’s Genesis Starter Child Theme

You will learn about the BEM naming methodology and then you'll refactor your variables to comply with its naming convention. Then you'll refactor the colors to remove the redundancies. Then you'll learn about different media query breakpoint strategies. Lastly, you'll make sure that all partials are being loaded and finish the style.scss file. At the end of this lab, you will have a complete, modular Sass architecture that will save you time and money on every project.

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