Build a DLTX Corporate Deck like an In-House Brand Designer

One cobalt-blue typographic skeleton — swap the logo, keep the rhythm.

Why this skill works

• The chrome is the brand. A 2px cobalt rule under the chapter title, a logo glyph at top-right, and a quiet bottom-right page number repeat on every slide — the audience reads "this is one document" before they read a single word.
• A reader scanning the deck in 30 seconds can tell where each section starts — full-bleed cobalt / sky / blue / navy dividers reset the eye between chapters, and color depth signals chapter weight without a TOC.
• You bring an outline and a wordmark; the skill brings the type scale, palette, and 11 production-ready content layouts — no Figma trip, no "I'll fix the spacing in v2."

Methodology cheat-sheet

Chrome-as-Brand — every slide carries the same three chrome elements (top-right logo, cobalt rule under the title, bottom-right page number) so the typographic system, not a logo decal, is what makes the deck feel branded.[^1]

The skill bundles the full visual system extracted from the source DLTX PowerPoint template — palette, type scale, chrome geometry — into a single chrome.css linked from every slide. To rebrand for another company, the user replaces only assets/logo.png and adjusts the four CSS variables --color-cobalt / --color-blue / --color-sky / --color-navy; the 15 layouts inherit the change automatically.[^2]

Layouts cluster into three families, each with a fixed visual rhythm: