kkstyle-diagram-board-screenshot

To convert text notes into a diagram-board poster, this skill restructures project summaries into a structured 3:4 hero layout. It applies inline CSS HTML with fixed brand cues like a date sticker, metric cards, and QR blocks to ensure visual consistency.

A diagram-board explainer poster is used to make hierarchy, connections, and reading order immediately obvious in workflow descriptions. It transforms plain document notes into a structured layout with metrics, summary strips, and branded footers for project summaries.

Yes, you can capture an HTML poster as a PNG screenshot using Chrome. The skill provides an optional Chrome-driven PNG capture mechanism through the capture_card.sh script after generating the inline CSS HTML output.

Yes, this poster generation tool requires Python3 and a Chrome or Chromium browser environment. These dependencies are necessary to support the inline CSS HTML generation and the optional PNG screenshot capture process.

The best way to structure a workflow breakdown is to organize notes into modular descriptions and methodology summaries. The skill selects a suitable diagram layout, then generates inline-CSS HTML with connectors and summary strips to map the project components visually.

The main limitation is that brand cues are fixed within the HTML output. The date sticker, QR block, and IP slot are hardcoded to keep every poster on-brand, meaning users cannot fully customize or remove these specific structural elements.