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- One offline HTML file of 1280×720 ink pages, which open stacked as cards with an Edit / Present bar
- Nine recipes: a cover; promise, audience and positioning; voice and touchpoints; a roadmap and measurement; a closing page of decisions
- Four or five points of speaker notes per page, keeping each slide to 45 words or fewer
- Every tile, row, picture and text block can be changed separately; Teal or Clay can replace the default blue accent
- A .pptx from the Export menu with text kept editable, checked against the deck by a script; PDF by printing
- Bricolage Grotesque and Figtree embedded with the clay pictures, so the deck never fetches anything
Good fit
- Small brands settling on a positioning
- Studios taking a client through a brand strategy
- Teams putting their tone of voice in writing
Not for
- Logo or identity design
- Light, minimal corporate styles
- Reports of market research
About this Skill

This deck walks a team through how its brand should behave, in nine pages: the promise, the audiences, the positioning, a tone of voice showing what to say and what to avoid, the points where customers meet the brand, a roadmap in three stages, the measures and the decisions still open. Pages are all deep ink, set in cream type. Items sit on dark rounded tiles, exactly one of them lit in green, blue, orange or yellow; the rest is ordered by hairline rows and numbered yellow dots, and matte clay still lifes on black supply the color. Titles are Bricolage Grotesque over Figtree. The deck arrives as a single HTML file that needs no connection, ready for editing, presenting and PowerPoint or PDF export.
How it works
- Agree on the brand, who the deck is for, the outline, the slides' language and the decisions it must secure
- Fit each idea to one page and one of the nine recipes, and choose which tile to light
- Pick the pictures: clay still lifes from the library (default), library plus generated, or all generated
- Compose and empty the report: leftover example text, open frames, pages lacking notes
- Build it, then run the deck check with the expected slide count and the style kit
- Look at the crops in the rounded windows and the ink text on the lit tile, test editing and Present, then deliver
Checked before delivery
- check-deck.py passes with the agreed page count and the style kit
- Every page keeps the style's grid, dark ground, one lit colour tile or accent, type sizes and colours
- Every text block, picture, tile and row stays independently editable
- No example text or pictures left unless the user keeps them
What you need before you start
- You bring
- Brand brief: name, the promise, audiences, position, voice, touchpoints, plan, measures and the decisions needed · Agreed page count and the facts for each page · Optional pictures, or a choice of library pictures or generated ones
- Dependencies
- A modern browser and Python 3; Node.js 20+ only for clay pictures from the library or a generator · No API key is required; generating new clay pictures is optional and billed per image to your FAL account
- Outside costs
- Optional FAL_KEY for generated pictures
- Last tested
- v0.1.4 — Claude Code / Codex / Cursor
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FAQ
Can the client edit it without us?
Yes. In the browser, any text block, image or shape can be clicked and rewritten. Edits accumulate in that browser and reach the file only when they press Save (Cmd/Ctrl+S).
Will it design our logo?
No. It lays out the strategy (promise, positioning, audiences, voice, touchpoints and how success is measured). Your existing logo can sit in the brand mark.
Are the measurement figures real?
Only if they come from you. The example shop and its numbers are fictional and show the layout; sample targets carry a short note saying so, and the deck check warns about any example text left over.
Do the clay pictures need an image key?
No. The default uses the Skill's library and pictures you supply, and a frame with nothing suitable stays empty with a label. Generating new still lifes is optional and paid through your own account.











