after-hours-editorial-template

after-hours-editorial-template is a HyperFrames presentation template skill that produces a luxury dark-editorial, three-page cinematic storyboard inspired by haute couture title cards and magazine chapter spreads. It solves the problem of quickly generating a premium, fashion-style motion piece — moody, serif-led storytelling with a high-end dark aesthetic — without building the design language from scratch.

The workflow reads the active design tokens and maps colors, typography tone, and layout rhythm into CSS variables while preserving a dark editorial baseline, then copies the bundled template to the output file. It keeps three narrative pages in sequence with a default per-page dwell of no more than three seconds, and preserves the premium motion vocabulary: staged text-reveal hierarchy, chapter wipe transitions, ambient grain and vignette depth, and a restrained cursor-light interaction for local preview. Output is a single self-contained HTML file with inline CSS and JS, and the workflow explicitly avoids sandbox-hostile browser APIs such as localStorage and confirm. A bundled checklist validates structure, motion pacing, typographic hierarchy, a constrained dark-plus-magenta color system, and legibility on a 1080p canvas before the artifact is emitted.

The skill targets designers, brand and marketing teams, and creators who want a high-end fashion or editorial motion sequence — cinematic chapter cards, lookbook-style intros, or premium storytelling pages. It is a purely client-side design template that reads and writes local files with no network calls, credential handling, or system operations.