brand-guidelines

Applies Anthropic brand colors and typography to PowerPoint decks and HTML artifacts.

Updated May 24, 2026
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npx skills add https://github.com/MWest2020/skill-forge --skill brand-guidelines-mwest2020
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Skill: brand-guidelines
Source: https://github.com/MWest2020/skill-forge/tree/main/skills/brand-guidelines
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/MWest2020/skill-forge --skill brand-guidelines-mwest2020

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill requires python-pptx.

What problem does it solve? Visual artifacts like slide decks and web pages often need to match Anthropic's official brand identity, but manually looking up hex codes, font choices, and contrast rules for every element is error-prone and inconsistent. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Official Brand Palette: Provides Anthropic's exact main colors (dark #141413, light #faf9f5, grays) and accent colors (orange #d97757, blue #6a9bcc, green #788c5d) with rules for text/background contrast. - Typography Rules: Applies Poppins for headings and Lora for body text, with explicit Arial/Georgia fallbacks when fonts are unavailable. - Multi-Target Styling: Covers PowerPoint decks via python-pptx and HTML via CSS custom properties, with a fixed accent rotation rule for non-text shapes. - Use Case: You have a quarterly report deck that must follow Anthropic branding. The skill guides writing a python-pptx script that sets heading fonts, body fonts, text colors by background, and cycles accent fills across shapes, then verifies the result. ## Quick Start Apply Anthropic brand colors and typography to my presentation deck.pptx using the brand guidelines.

Frequently Asked Questions about brand-guidelines

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I apply brand colors to a PowerPoint deck with python-pptx?

Write a Python script using python-pptx's RGBColor class to set font colors and shape fills with the brand hex values, then run it with Bash. Headings 24pt and larger get Poppins, other text gets Lora, and non-text shapes cycle through orange, blue, and green accent fills.

What are Anthropic's official brand colors and fonts?

The main colors are dark #141413, light #faf9f5, mid gray #b0aea5, and light gray #e8e6dc, with accents orange #d97757, blue #6a9bcc, and green #788c5d. Headings use Poppins and body text uses Lora, falling back to Arial and Georgia.

What happens if Poppins or Lora fonts are not installed?

Check availability first with fc-list; if the fonts are missing, explicitly write Arial for headings and Georgia for body text instead. python-pptx writes the font name regardless, and viewers silently substitute, so setting the fallback deliberately keeps output consistent.

Can I use these brand guidelines for HTML and CSS pages?

Yes, define CSS custom properties for the brand hex values in :root, set h1-h3 to Poppins with Arial fallback, and set body text to Lora with Georgia fallback. Use dark text #141413 on light backgrounds and light text #faf9f5 on the dark background.

Why does gray text look wrong on light gray backgrounds?

The mid gray #b0aea5 on light gray #e8e6dc fails contrast requirements and should never be used for body text. Reserve the grays for secondary shapes and backgrounds, and use #141413 for readable text on light surfaces.