The Node-powered Foundation CLI can install the same template projects for you. Install it with npm:
```bash
-npm install --global foundation-cli@beta
+npm install --global foundation-cli
```
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- <p>Note that we're installing a <code>beta</code> version of the CLI in the above command.</p>
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<p>If you already have the Foundation 5 CLI on your machine, you will only be able to access one of the commands, depending on how your command line environment is configured.</p>
Our project templates give you a solid... *Foundation* on which to start a new project. Both templates use the [Gulp](http://gulpjs.com) build system to automate the process of compiling Sass, processing JavaScript, copying files, and more.
-## Basic Project
+## Basic Template
Our basic project template is a lot like the Sass template from Foundation 5. The project has a flat directory structure and only compiles Sass. It's great if you want to quickly put together a simple project and only need to use Sass.
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-## Advanced Project
+## ZURB Template
-The advanced project template is a fully-featured static site generator. We use this exact template at ZURB for our client work!
+The official ZURB Template includes not only Sass processing, but also JavaScript processing, Handlebars templating, and image compression. We use this exact template at ZURB for our client work!
-You can set up an advanced project through the Foundation CLI with this command:
+You can set up a ZURB project through the Foundation CLI with this command:
```bash
-foundation new --framework sites --template advanced
+foundation new --framework sites --template zurb
```
-It's also possible to download the template files directly from GitHub. Run `npm install` and `bower install` first to set it up, then `npm start` to run it. [Download advanced template](https://github.com/zurb/foundation-ssg/archive/master.zip).
+It's also possible to download the template files directly from GitHub. Run `npm install` and `bower install` first to set it up, then `npm start` to run it. [Download advanced template](https://github.com/zurb/foundation-zurb-template/archive/master.zip).
-The biggest difference between this and the basic template is the folder structure. In the advanced template, your project has a `src/` folder which contains your source files, and a separate `dist/` folder with your finished website. As you work on your project, Gulp continuously updates your `dist/` folder with new versions of files. To compile a production build, you will need to install Gulp (`npm install -g gulp`) and then run `gulp build --production`.
+The biggest difference between this and the basic template is the folder structure. In the ZURB Template, your project has a `src/` folder which contains your source files, and a separate `dist/` folder with your finished website. As you work on your project, Gulp continuously updates your `dist/` folder with new versions of files. To compile a production build, run `npm run build`.
-Here's an overview of what Gulp does in this project:
+Here's an overview of what the ZURB Template can do:
### Asset Copying