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name: futuristic-tech-editorial-ppt-skill
description: Create or redesign PowerPoint decks in a high-end editorial futuristic tech magazine style: ultra clean white background, subtle grid system, bold sans-serif typography, thin geometric lines, data-inspired layout, electric blue and graphite gray accents, large negative space, asymmetric composition, no shadows, flat design, sharp professional finish. Use for PPT, PPTX, slide design, deck design, ppt-master workflows, AI/product/engineering/strategy presentations, and tech editorial presentation systems.
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# Futuristic Tech Editorial PPT Skill

Use this skill when a presentation should feel like a premium technology magazine: editorial, precise, asymmetric, data-aware, and clean enough for executive or technical audiences.

## Style Intent

Create high-end editorial PPT slides with a futuristic tech magazine aesthetic.

- Background: ultra clean white, with a subtle grid system.
- Typography: bold modern sans-serif headings with strong hierarchy.
- Composition: large negative space, asymmetric structure, clear scan path.
- Visual language: thin geometric rules, data-inspired modules, interface-like framing.
- Finish: flat, sharp, professional, no shadows.
- Aspect ratio: 16:9 unless the user explicitly asks otherwise.

## Required Palette

- White: `#FFFFFF`
- Electric Blue: `#2F6BFF`
- Graphite Gray: `#2B2B2B`

Utility colors may be derived from the required palette only when needed for grid lines, dividers, or secondary labels:

- Grid line: `#E6EAF2`
- Secondary text: `#6B6B6B`
- Pale panel tint: `#F7F9FC`

## Non-Negotiables

- Use `#FFFFFF` as the dominant canvas.
- Use `#2F6BFF` sparingly as signal, not decoration.
- Use `#2B2B2B` for primary text and major structural elements.
- Keep slides flat: no shadows, no glow, no glassmorphism, no gradients, no 3D.
- Do not use decorative blobs, bokeh, clay objects, paper texture, or soft rounded lifestyle styling.
- Prefer thin lines, grid fragments, numeric labels, tags, coordinates, timelines, and data modules.
- Preserve wide margins and negative space.
- Build asymmetric layouts with deliberate alignment to a grid.
- Keep every slide sharp, editorial, and business-credible.

## Workflow

1. Read the source document and extract only the core narrative.
2. Choose one dominant idea per slide.
3. Build each slide from a clear editorial grid.
4. Use sparse electric blue accents to highlight the main signal.
5. Validate each slide against `references/qa-checklist.md`.

## Reference Files

- `references/style-system.md`: visual system, palette, typography, grid, icon, and chart rules.
- `references/slide-patterns.md`: reusable slide structures.
- `references/ppt-master-integration.md`: PPT master execution guidance.
- `references/qa-checklist.md`: final design and production checks.

## Asset Files

- `assets/examples/01_cover.svg`: cover example for README or visual reference.
- `assets/template.html`: lightweight HTML reference layout for previewing the style.