Presentations
Self-contained HTML slide decks and color palettes from a topic or description.
The problem
Creating presentations means wrestling with PowerPoint templates, finding appropriate layouts for different content types, and manually checking color contrast ratios. Designers spend time on slide mechanics instead of content. And generating a cohesive color palette that meets accessibility standards requires tools that sit outside the design workflow.
How it works
Two skills for visual output. The slide deck generator produces a single self-contained HTML file — no dependencies, no cloud service, works offline. The color palette generator creates coordinated palettes with accessibility checks built in.
Skills
| Skill | What it covers |
|---|---|
/slide-deck-generator | 22 slide types, Helvetica typography, editorial layout, keyboard and touch navigation, responsive design |
/color-palette-generator | Palettes from descriptions, images, brands, or hex codes — 8-12 colors with WCAG AA contrast checks and example pairings |
Output
The slide deck generator produces a single HTML file that works everywhere — open it in a browser, present from any device, share via email. No Google Slides, no Figma, no PowerPoint. The color palette generator produces swatch cards with hex values, RGB, HSL, contrast ratios against white and dark backgrounds, and suggested pairings.