Took the mockup provided over at https://github.com/Dynamit/front-end-code-day/tree/master/hotdog and made it into a responsive HTML template.

Since the provided mockup didn't include some info like hover styles and adjustments for various breakpoints, I just made up them up. There are 2 breakpoints: zero up to 768 pixels gets the "small" version that has less header images, smaller paddings, a multi-row navigation, and the special info sections stack on top of each other rather than sit side-by-side; for 769 pixels and up, they get the design as provided;

I think I might have technically spent more time setting up the repo and tools than I did actually making the page, but not using stylelint and postcss is a bigger sin than the initial setup costs.

• npm run postcss: Process css, adding any prefixes as needed
• npm run stylelint: Lint the output and also sort the css properties into a nice order
• npm run server: Start a server and serve up the index page