ppt-page-polish

Visual polish for PPT slides corrects layout balance, spacing, and hierarchy on target HTML pages. It adjusts visual density and motifs while strictly preserving the underlying narrative content defined in the storyboard.

Polishing a PPT page layout requires the target HTML file (pages/page_XX.html), style-spec.json, and storyboard.json. An optional asset-plan.json can also be included to apply fixes and validate style specifications.

Yes, you can adjust PPT visual balance on a single slide without affecting the rest. The process targets individual page_XX.html files to correct crowding or excessive whitespace independently of other presentation pages.

Visual polish fails when required inputs are missing or style constraints are not met. The target HTML, style-spec.json, and storyboard.json must be present and adhere to defined style specifications to validate and apply fixes.

Yes, PPT visual polish works with existing style specifications. It uses style-spec.json to drive refinements, ensuring layout density and motif corrections align with your established visual system for consistency.

The best way to correct visual crowding on an HTML presentation slide is using a style-driven polish process. It evaluates layout density against style-spec.json and adjusts hierarchy and motifs to resolve balance issues without narrative changes.