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Pastel Cutout Deck

An executive-ready HTML presentation with tactile pastel paper layers, disciplined typography, and readable charts. Built for publishing teams presenting audience results, editorial strategy, or course plans to clients.

What you get

  • A self-contained 16:9 HTML slide deck
  • A consistent pastel cut-paper visual system
  • Action-led slide titles and clearly labeled evidence
  • Keyboard navigation and a printable layout

Good fit

  • Client updates for media and publishing teams
  • Editorial performance and audience reviews
  • Course proposals that need a polished narrative

Not for

  • Mandatory corporate slide templates
  • Unverified metrics presented as fact
  • Photography-led portfolios

What you provide

  • Audience and decision the deck should support
  • Source text and required wording
  • Figures with units, periods, and sources
  • Preferred slide count

Requirements

  • A modern browser
  • Node.js 20+ for the validator

Running cost

No external services. Runs entirely on your agent.

Try this prompt

/sl-pastel-cutout-deck Create exactly 9 slides for fictional independent publisher Sample Editorial Studio: review 2025 readership growth (42k, 48k, 55k, 63k monthly readers), 18% returning readers, 2.1% newsletter sign-ups, editorial changes, a 12-week test, and three next-quarter decisions. Quote “Our audience grew, but conversion needs a clearer path.” and “Approve the test and review its results in twelve weeks.” Use a soft-edge pastel editorial cutout style.

Follow-up prompts

  • Make the recommendation slide more decisive without changing any figures.
  • Add source notes to the chart and statistics slides.
  • Shorten the deck to seven slides while preserving the decision narrative.

Verification

Verified

render-checkpass5.0 / 539s

FAQ

Can I provide an existing report?

Yes. Supply the report and identify any passages or figures that must remain verbatim.

Will the deck work offline?

Yes. The final HTML is self-contained and uses system fonts and embedded decorative elements.

What happens if a metric has no source?

It is flagged for confirmation rather than presented as a verified result.

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