Readme updates

Author: jljorgenson18

README.md

@@ -22,7 +22,7 @@ This is an opinionated Jekyll setup that takes a gulp instance and registers gul
 ### Features:
 * Project setup
 * Browser Sync and Local Dev server
-* Sass, autoprefixer, and minification of CSS
+* Sass, Autoprefixer, and minification of CSS
 * Webpack and Babel
 * Deployment to S3
 
@@ -37,7 +37,7 @@ require('jekyll-tasks')(gulp);
 Once you do this, you can use the following
 ___
 #### Primary Tasks:
-`gulp setup-project` - Initializes your project src code in a directory called `src`. The directory structure looks like
+* `gulp setup-project` - Initializes your project src code in a directory called `src`. The directory structure looks like
 ```
 src\
     _drafts\
@@ -51,7 +51,7 @@ src\
         var\
         src\
         main.scss (this is the Sass entry point)
-    builds\ (compiled resources, you should gitignore this)
+    builds\ (compiled resources)
     static\
         font\
         images\
@@ -61,30 +61,25 @@ src\
     archive.html
     index.html
 ```
-`gulp dev` - Launches your development server and begins watching your files
-
-`gulp deploy` - Builds and publishes your site to S3
+You should add the following to your .gitignore after your project is set up
+```
+_site
+src/builds
+```
+* `gulp dev` - Launches your development server and begins watching your files
+* `gulp deploy` - Builds and publishes your site to S3
 ___
 #### Other Tasks (these shouldn't need to be used normally):
-`gulp jekyll-build` - Builds your jekyll site into `_site`
-
-`gulp jekyll-build:drafts` - Same as `jekyll-build` but with drafts included
-
-`gulp jekyll-rebuild` - Same as `jekyll-build:drafts` but reloads the page
-
-`gulp browser-sync` - Launches a browser-sync server
-
-`gulp sass` - Compiles the development version of your CSS
-
-`gulp sass:prod` - Same as the previous but the CSS is minified
-
-`gulp webpack:dev` - Compiles the development version of your Javascript
-
-`gulp webpack:prod` - Compiles the production version of your Javascript
-
-`gulp publish` - Takes your `_site` directory and publishes it to S3
-
-`gulp watch` - Watches your file system for changes and executes the appropriate task
+* `gulp jekyll-build` - Builds your jekyll site into `_site`
+* `gulp jekyll-build:drafts` - Same as `jekyll-build` but with drafts included
+* `gulp jekyll-rebuild` - Same as `jekyll-build:drafts` but reloads the page
+* `gulp browser-sync` - Launches a browser-sync server
+* `gulp sass` - Compiles the development version of your CSS
+* `gulp sass:prod` - Same as the previous but the CSS is minified
+* `gulp webpack:dev` - Compiles the development version of your Javascript
+* `gulp webpack:prod` - Compiles the production version of your Javascript
+* `gulp publish` - Takes your `_site` directory and publishes it to S3
+* `gulp watch` - Watches your file system for changes and executes the appropriate task
 
 ___
 ## Options:
@@ -95,11 +90,10 @@ let options = {};
 require('jekyll-tasks')(gulp, options);
 ```
 
-`options.webpackDevConfig` - Development Webpack Config. See the source code for the default config
-
-`options.webpackProdConfig` - Production Webpack Config. See the source code for the default config
+* `options.webpackDevConfig` - Development Webpack Config. See the source code for the default config
+* `options.webpackProdConfig` - Production Webpack Config. See the source code for the default config
+* `options.awsConfig` - Your awsConfig for publishing your site. At a minimum, it should look like this...
 
-`options.awsConfig` - Your awsConfig for publishing your site. At a minimum, it should look like this...
 ```json
 {
   "params": {