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104 lines
3.3 KiB
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# Soft 3D / Claymorphism Style System
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## Design Intent
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Create a minimalist professional presentation style with soft matte 3D geometric shapes floating in corners. The deck should feel airy, modern, sophisticated, and UI-polished. It should not feel like a children's clay illustration or a generic pastel template.
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## Palette
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| Role | HEX | Usage |
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| --- | --- | --- |
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| Warm beige | `#FDF5E6` | Main background |
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| Sage green | `#B2AC88` | Primary accent, 3D shape base, section markers |
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| Morandi warm pink | `#DBADAD` | Secondary accent, soft 3D shape, warm emphasis |
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| Charcoal | `#333333` | Main text |
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| Secondary text | `#6B6B6B` | Body support, captions |
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| Soft divider | `#E7DAC8` | Hairlines, panel borders |
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| Highlight surface | `#FFF9EF` | Soft cards/panels |
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| Shadow tone | `#C8BBA8` | Shadow approximation in SVG/PPT |
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Rules:
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- Use beige as the dominant surface.
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- Use sage and warm pink as accents, not equal full-page backgrounds.
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- Do not introduce saturated purple, blue, neon green, or strong gradients.
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- Keep text charcoal; avoid pure black.
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## 3D Material Rules
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Claymorphism here means soft matte depth, not realistic 3D rendering.
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Use:
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- Rounded spheres, pills, capsules, soft cubes, rings, torus-like arcs, and abstract blobs.
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- Pastel fills with subtle highlight and shadow.
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- Corner placement: top-right, bottom-left, or side gutters.
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- Low-contrast depth to frame content.
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Avoid:
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- Large central 3D objects on every page.
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- Plastic shine, metallic reflections, or harsh perspective.
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- Dense stacks of shapes.
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- Shapes behind small text.
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SVG/PPT approximation:
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- Use circles, ellipses, rounded rectangles, and paths.
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- Create depth with 2-3 layered shapes: base fill, low-opacity highlight, soft offset shadow.
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- Use opacity attributes rather than `rgba()`.
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- If using `ppt-master`, avoid filters unless confirmed safe; use simple layered geometry instead.
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## Typography
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PPT-safe default:
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- Title: `Arial, Microsoft YaHei, sans-serif`
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- Body: `Microsoft YaHei, PingFang SC, Arial, sans-serif`
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- Label/code: `Consolas, Courier New, monospace`
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Direction:
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- Use clean, rounded-feeling sans typography.
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- Titles should be confident but not oversized.
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- Body copy should be quiet and readable.
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- Use monospace only for labels, page numbers, and small technical tags.
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Suggested sizes for 16:9:
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- Cover title: 56-76 px.
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- Page title: 34-42 px.
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- Subtitle: 22-26 px.
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- Body: 18-21 px.
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- Caption/metadata: 11-14 px.
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## Layout and Spacing
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- Use generous whitespace and stable grid alignment.
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- Prefer two-column layouts, hero object + text, or soft panel groups.
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- Cards may be used, but should be soft and purposeful.
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- Keep border radius moderate: 12-24 px for panels, larger for decorative shapes.
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- Use soft shadows sparingly and consistently.
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## Icon Strategy
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For `ppt-master`, prefer `tabler-outline` or simple custom line icons.
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- Icons should be thin, charcoal or sage.
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- Avoid filled icon badges unless they are very subtle.
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- Use at most 1-3 icons per slide.
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## Imagery
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Best image types:
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- Product UI screenshots
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- Clean workspace details
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- Soft product photography
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- Minimal abstract renderings
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Treatment:
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- Use images inside soft rounded rectangles or edge-aligned frames.
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- Pair with 3D corner accents, not full decorative backgrounds.
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- Avoid busy lifestyle photos and overly colorful stock imagery.
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