deck-guizang-editorial

This skill is a presentation deck template that turns a user's content into an editorial-magazine-meets-e-ink slide deck, rendered as a single-file HTML page. It solves the problem of quickly producing a visually distinctive, print-feeling narrative deck without design work, by encoding a fixed visual signature: five strict color palettes (Ink/Monocle, Indigo Porcelain, Forest Ink, Kraft Paper, and Dune) whose exact hex values must not be changed or mixed, and a pool of ten reusable layouts.

The ten layouts range from a hero cover and act divider to a big-numbers grid, quote-plus-image, image grids, a pipeline/flow with keyboard step-through, a full-screen hero question, a big serif quote, a before/after split, and a mixed-media layout. The number of slides is driven by the user's content, with short content starting at 6-12 slides and layouts reusable across sections. Strict design rules forbid gradients, drop shadows, rounded corners, blur, SVG icon libraries, and emoji decoration, and prescribe specific serif display fonts (Playfair Display / Noto Serif SC) and sans body fonts (Inter / Noto Sans SC), magazine details like kickers and folios, keyboard arrow navigation with hash sync, and inline CSS/SVG illustration instead of placeholder images. It explicitly bans fabricated data, lorem ipsum, and placeholder image URLs, requiring real content.

It targets people creating narrative, opinion, or personal-style presentations who want a polished editorial aesthetic, particularly for marketing scenarios. Inspired by the op7418/guizang-ppt-skill Style A and part of the Open Design collection, it is a purely presentational HTML/CSS templating skill with a bilingual (Chinese/English) specification and no executable or data-handling behavior.