It really doesn't take much to gain basic proficiency with SASS, as long as you know how to use the tab and delete keys (or the sass-convert tool). With SCSS i

It really doesn't take much to gain basic proficiency with SASS, as long as you know how to use the tab and delete keys (or the sass-convert tool). With SCSS it's even easier, just rename the file and refactor it later if you're feeling lazy. On a practical note, I've subcontracted out design work before and convinced (strongarmed) the designer to learn SASS. They're usually pretty happy about it.