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 # jekyons
 Stop writing CSS and start building prototypes you dummies.
 
-# huh?
+## huh?
 Jekyons is a starting point you can use to build Very Good prototypes with [Jekyll](http://jekyllrb.com/) (a powerful static site generator) and [Tachyons](http://tachyons.io/) (a life-changing functional CSS library). A few friends asked to check out my prototyping stack so I cleaned it up a little bit and here we are. I've already fumbled around integrating cool stuff like [BrowserSync](https://www.browsersync.io/) (actual magic) and [18F's jekyll-get](https://github.com/18F/jekyll-get) plugin so you don't have to.
 
-# why do I care?
+## why do I care?
 GR8 question. Writing CSS is hard. Maintaining CSS across a team of developers and multiple projects is absolutely impossible. That makes prototyping, something that should feel natural in concept, a real bummer in practice. The power of Jekyll templating and the maintainability of Tachyons is the closest I've come to solving that problem. 
 
-Still don't get it? For example, take the list of features on the Jekyons website. Responsive columns, multiple repeating elements in each bucket, images; this could easily amount to over 50 lines of HTML and possibly even more CSS. With Jekyll & Tachyons, I was able to lay it out in ~20 minutes with less than 10 lines of code *total*. Check this shit out:
+Still don't get it? For example, take the list of features on the Jekyons website. Responsive columns, multiple repeating elements in each bucket, images; this could easily amount to over 50 lines of HTML and possibly even more CSS. With Jekyll & Tachyons, I was able to design & build it in ~20 minutes with less than 10 lines of code *total*. Check this shit out:
 
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 <div class="ma4 ma5-ns">
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 DAMN Y'ALL. If you don't think that's cool you can LEAVE.
 
-# ok, how?
+## ok, how?
 ```
 git clone https://github.com/tinychime/jekyons.git your-project
 cd your-project