article-magazine

This skill is a magazine-style article layout template that turns Markdown or raw notes into a polished, long-form HTML essay. Inspired by the Huashu / huashu-md-html aesthetic, it solves the problem of making written content look publication-ready across platforms without manual reformatting, positioning HTML (rather than platform-specific Markdown rendering) as the final, portable form of an article.

The skill is primarily a design specification expressed as a template brief. It prescribes a hero header with a large title, optional subtitle, and author/reading-time/date metadata; a single centered column roughly 700px wide with relaxed line height; serif H2/H3 headings for contrast against the body; accented italic blockquotes; rounded dark code blocks with language labels; custom list bullets; ornamental section dividers; and a closing share call-to-action card. It ships with an example Markdown source and an example HTML output demonstrating the layout. Front matter marks it as a marketing-scenario, web-surface prototype that points to an upstream html-anything project, and includes bilingual (English/Chinese) metadata and example prompts.

The target users are writers, newsletter authors, bloggers, and marketers, including Chinese-platform publishers targeting outlets like WeChat public accounts and Zhihu, who want a single HTML artifact that renders consistently everywhere. Use cases include converting a draft essay into a styled web page, producing shareable long-form content, and generating an image-worthy article layout from plain notes. It is a self-contained styling template with no scripts or system operations.