presentation-design
Presentation Design
Visual design guidance for bold, minimal presentations optimized for live presenting.
Core Style
Theme: Dark-first, high contrast, minimal (light mode supported) Feel: Modern, confident, tech-forward
| Element | Specification |
|---|---|
| Background | Black (#000000) or near-black; light mode: #fafafa |
| Primary text | White (#FFFFFF); light mode: #09090b |
| Secondary text | Gray (#9CA3AF) |
| Accents | Section-specific colors (see below) |
| Typography | Sans-serif (e.g. Geist Sans), light weights at large sizes |
| Letter spacing | Tight (-0.035em to -0.015em) |
Typography Hierarchy
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