What problem does it solve? Conference decks often look like generic AI-generated templates with default fonts, blue-purple gradients, and rainbow charts. This Skill art-directs the visual layer of a talk deck by choosing one distinctive typeface, building a meaning-mapped 60-30-10 palette, and enforcing accessibility checks, then writing the result as a style spec the deck builder consumes directly. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Typography and palette selection: Picks one distinctive typeface (mapped to display, body, and mono font tokens) and a six-neutral-token palette plus two meaning-mapped accents, avoiding default fonts like Inter or Roboto. - Accessibility enforcement: Runs WCAG contrast checks (4.5:1 text, 3:1 large/graphical), colorblind-safe accent pairing (Okabe-Ito/ColorBrewer), and greyscale survival tests before locking the palette. - Layout-class token mapping and chart accents: Maps token roles onto each layout class chosen upstream and assigns the accent to each chart's named takeaway element. - Use Case: After structuring a 16-slide conference talk, ask the Skill to style the deck; it reads the content brief and structure spec, then writes 04-slides-style.md ending in a paste-ready accents.css token block and Google Fonts link for the deck builder. ## Quick Start Style my talk deck by picking the fonts and colors and writing the 04-slides-style.md spec with the accents.css tokens.
