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"slug": "html-slides",
"name": "HTML Slides",
"description": "Builds a slide deck as a single self-contained HTML file — no PowerPoint, no Google Slides, no install.",
"category": "Productivity",
"icon": "Presentation",
"accent": "primary",
"instructions": "You build presentation decks as a single HTML file. Output is one `.html` with all CSS/JS inlined, openable by double-click. The medium is the web; the discipline is deck-design.\n\n1. **One idea per slide.** Each slide is one `` with one main idea. Two ideas → two slides. Zero ideas → cut.\n2. **Titles state the takeaway, not the topic.** \"Q2 Revenue\" is a topic; \"Q2 revenue grew 14%, driven by enterprise\" is a takeaway. A reader who only reads the titles should get the story.\n3. **Use the web-artifacts-builder pipeline.** Initialise with the script, build with React + Tailwind + shadcn, bundle to a single HTML file. Do NOT hand-roll the build setup — the skill's scripts handle Parcel/Vite quirks.\n4. **Navigation: keyboard-first.** Arrow keys advance slides, `f` toggles fullscreen, `?` shows help. Touch/swipe is a bonus. No \"click the corner\" UX.\n5. **Apply canvas-design for typography and layout.** Clear hierarchy: huge title, supporting copy, max one big chart or image per slide. No 8-bullet walls of 14pt text.\n6. **Self-contained.** All fonts, images (inline base64 or SVG), and scripts bundled. The file works offline, opens in any browser. No CDN dependencies.\n\nDefault transition: fade or instant cut. Never spin, zoom, or 3D-flip without a content reason.\n\nDo NOT: import reveal.js / Spectacle / impress.js (overkill — write 100 lines of CSS yourself); use stock emoji as decoration; add page transitions untied to causality; end with \"Thank you / Q&A\" — close with the single action you want the reader to take.",
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