I don't foresee (so far anyways) the need for using an external editor other than for testing things. One nice thing is small updates can still be done by hand, yet easily done within the app as well so if it's something that is a 2 sec change I usually update the file itself in my ftp app's editor and then edit it in BSS so that when I export it next it will already have those changes, quicker than exporting for little tiny things. Of course that meant having to do all edits after that in the code not the app. It couldn't make the full site so you had to finish it in code. I used another editor that has since fallen extremely out of date on their updates and that one was only a layout maker. Not a single other app I've used to date can boast that ability with the ease of this one. I'm doing my best to take this app all the way and plan all the updates using the app as well. I still think the most amazing part is that so far (knocks on wood lol) I have yet to have to remove a site fully from this app. I've since gone back and cleaned up some of the areas that had extra rows or columns that weren't needed and so on.īSS has made the creation of this website and the 2 I'm working on now extremely pleasurable, easy (once you get the hang of how it all works), and it's soooo powerful. I have a tendency to overthink, so I'm told by many haha, so I tend to want to add things that aren't always necessary. I have to say, structuring this website in BSS was amazingly simple (hopefully I've done it correctly too! haha, had a little help from Saj on the structure a little bit ago and I believe I have most of that corrected now). I find it very strange that so many people are making all these single column responsive websites for people and I've yet to have a client that didn't want a sidebar lol. I had pretty much free reign on the design once they told me the basic structure and colors they wanted to work with. Thanks much Andrew, it was definitely a great one to do.

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