theme-factory
Theme Factory
Purpose
Provides a toolkit for applying consistent visual themes to various artifacts including presentations, documents, reports, and web pages. Offers pre-set themes and the ability to generate custom themes with coordinated colors, typography, and styling.
When to Use
- Applying consistent branding to presentations or documents
- Styling HTML pages with professional color schemes
- Creating custom themes from brand guidelines
- Converting plain artifacts to themed versions
- Generating color palettes for new projects
- Ensuring accessibility in color choices
- Creating dark/light mode variations
- Styling reports and data visualizations
Quick Start
Invoke this skill when:
- Applying consistent branding to presentations or documents
- Styling HTML pages with professional color schemes
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