Updating README

mrmrs · mrmrs · commit 044fc1a61702 · 2013-06-05T12:25:34.000-07:00
diff --git a/README.md b/README.md
@@ -1,27 +1,23 @@
-Checkout [nkd.cc](http://nkd.cc "NKD")
+Checkout [ht-ml.cc](http://ht-ml.cc "HTML - Common patterns for reuse")
 
-# NKD
+# HTML - Work in Progress
 
-#### Light-weight template for a responsive HTML5/SCSS Jekyll project 
+#### Common Markup Patterns
 
-NKD just works.
-Start developing your prototype in [jekyll](http://jekyllrb.com "Jekyll - Simple, blog-aware, static sites") 
-without any of the boring setup.
+Common markup patterns useful for developing prototypes or creating new themes. 
 
 # Features
 
-* Modular file structure, easy to extend or get rid of existing code.
-* Mobile friendly responsive type scale
-* A light-weight SCSS base that starts with Normalize.css - 1.2KB minified / 214B gzipped.
-* Thoroughly commented code (Easy to get going if it's your first jekyll project)
-* Two media queries for tablet and desktop size screens. Lends itself to mobile-first design.
+* Modular file structure - add your own patterns, or delete the ones you don't like.
+* Semantic markup examples for common design patterns.
+* Thoroughly commented code (Useful comments and reference links for new HTML developers)
 
 # Getting started
 
 * Create a new repo for your project on Github
 * In terminal run 
 ```bash
-    git clone git@github.com:mrmrs/nkd.git [yourNewRepoName]
+    git clone git@github.com:mrmrs/html.git [yourNewRepoName]
     cd [yourNewRepoName]
     git remote rm origin
     git remote add origin git@github.com:[yourUserName]/[yourNewRepoName].git
@@ -39,83 +35,7 @@ without any of the boring setup.
 git push -u origin master
 ```
 
-# Batteries Not Included
-
-File structure is as follows:
-
-```
-nkd                                 [ Site root ] 
-  ├── README.md                     [ You are here ]
-  ├── Rakefile                      [ Rake tasks! ]
-  ├── _config.yml                   [ Site options ]
-  ├── _includes
-  │   ├── _footer.html
-  │   ├── _head.html
-  │   ├── _js_includes.html
-  │   └── _navigation_main.html
-  ├── _layouts
-  │   ├── default.html
-  │   └── post.html
-  ├── _posts
-  │   └── 2020-01-01-example.html
-  ├── _resources
-  │   └── favicons.ai
-  ├── _sass
-  │   ├── _grid.scss
-  │   ├── _normalize.scss           [http://necolas.github.io/normalize.css/]
-  │   ├── _queries.scss             [Configurable media queries]
-  │   ├── _styles.scss
-  │   ├── _type.scss
-  │   ├── _variables.scss
-  │   └── i.scss                    [Imports .scss files, compiles to css/i.css]
-  ├── css
-  │   └── i.css                     [1.8KB minified / 214B gzipped - includes normalize.css]
-  ├── favicon.icns
-  ├── favicon.ico
-  ├── index.html                    [index file that's served up at root. The "homepage" if you will.]
-  ├── touch-icon-ipad-precomposed.png
-  ├── touch-icon-ipad-retina-precomposed.png
-  ├── touch-icon-iphone-precomposed.png
-  └── touch-icon-iphone-retina-precomposed.png
-```
-
-# Rake Tasks
-## WAIT I'M A DESIGNER WHAT IS RAKE 
-Rake is super simple. Don't be afraid. In this instance it's used to map unix commands
-to "rake tasks". It's a lot easier to remember 'rake dev' then jekyll serve --watch, well 
-it is for me anyways. If you don't like any of these commands, don't be scared. Rakefile
-is a super easy file to edit - even if it looks scary because it doesn't have an extension.
-
-Start the jekyll server on port 4000. Preview in your browser at http://localhost:4000
-### rake dev
-```
-jekyll serve --watch
-```
-
-Run this to start sass development and preserve css comments. Helpful for debugging. Outputs to css/includes.css. 
-### rake sass
-```
-sass --watch _sass:css
-```
-
-Run this to start the sass autocompiler with minified outpu. Outputs to /nkd/css/i.css.
-### rake minify
-```
-sass --watch _sass:css --style compressed
-```
-
-Run this to delete the _site directory. Use if you don't want to keep generated site locally unless actively developing.
-### rake clean
-```
-rm -rf _site
-```
-
-
-# Resources
-
-There is an included Adobe Illustrator file that has artboards for every favicon size you'll need.
-If you're into that sort of thing. There are premade favicons you will want to replace or remove
-reference to.
+Now your set up to use this in a new project. 
 
 # Author
 [MRMRS](http://mrmrs.cc "Adam Morse - Designer Developer")
