I love SASS. After years of wroting vanilla CSS, you really get to appreciate some of its features e.g nesting, variables. The problem is this: for small websi

I love SASS. After years of wroting vanilla CSS, you really get to appreciate some of its features e.g nesting, variables. The problem is this: for small websites, you don't need to pay a lot of money to get a lot of work done. These are not the greatest developers who use the latest and greatest tools. They write decent vanilla CSS, HTML, JS and that's about it. For large projects, I would use SASS but for smaller projects that won't grow much greater, for which I have a lot of, CSS is just fine. Gulp, SASS et al complicate the mix and make it harder to get things done and projects turning a profit at a small scale.