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adds suggestions for wording and other minor stuff #1

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14 changes: 8 additions & 6 deletions src/pages/index.mdx
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## Features

- Written in [Sass](https://sass-lang.com/), configuration in Sass
- Project specific configuration instead of lots of defaults, designed to build project specific style systems
- Can be dropped in to existing Sass projects
- Written in [Sass](https://sass-lang.com/), configured in Sass
- Project specific configuration instead of lots of defaults
- Can be dropped into existing Sass projects
- Responsive and mobile first
- Short class names derived from the CSS property they apply to make _guessing_ class names easy
- CSS property derived class names to make class name _guessing_ easy

## What are utility classes?

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</div>
```

Backbreeze provides classes for a lot of CSS properties in the spec. So that a lot can be achieved by combining classes. Some benefits of this approach are:
Backbreeze provides classes for most CSS properties in the spec. A lot can be achieved by combining classes.

Benefits of this approach are:

- Fast development
- Small CSS files (when [processed correctly](/using-in-production/#remove-unused-css-with-purgecss))
- No need to worry about naming things
- Flexibility to make exceptions / variations of componets any time
- Flexibility to make exceptions / variations of components any time

## Why Sass?

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