Let's take stock of what we've accomplished in this chapter. We started a new Bootstrap project, powered by Panini, Sass, and Gulp, by using Bootstrap CLI. After that, we leveraged Bootstrap's responsive navbar, carousel, and grid system, and customized several of Bootstrap's Sass codes and mixins. You also learned how to create your own Sass files and folded them seamlessly into the project. Last but not least, you folded the Font Awesome icons into our workflow. At the end, you improved future maintenance of the site by implementing a thoughtful file organization scheme—all without creating code bloat.

With this experience under your belt, you're equipped to bend Bootstrap to your will, using its power to speed website development, and then customizing the design to your heart's content. In future chapters, we'll expand your experience further. First, however, let's take this design to create a complex business home page.