Create a Swiss-inspired presentation page as a single HTML file, using bold typography and geometric cards. The template includes slide navigation, light and dark themes, accent color cycling, and optional annotation overlays without external runtime dependencies.
Swiss-inspired creative-mode presentation template skill with bold editorial typography, high-contrast geometric cards, interactive slide navigation, theme switching, hotspot overlays, and palette choreography in a single-file HTML artifact. Use when users ask for a premium presentation-style landing, a Swiss/brutalist deck look, or a creative launch page with rich interactions.
This skill creates an HTML page that works like a presentation, using Swiss-inspired typography and geometric cards. Its template includes an opening scene with a large title, a row of cards showing a four-step process, and an architecture diagram scene. You can include previous and next controls, dot navigation, light and dark themes, accent color cycling, and annotation overlays.
Use it for landing pages that communicate through contrasting text sizes and geometric forms, or for presentation materials that people can navigate. It also suits product launch pages where explanations need to be divided into separate scenes. The same page can provide controls for changing its theme and displaying annotations.
Creating the page requires file-writing capability. The skill maps colors, typography, and layout from the active DESIGN.md into CSS variables and uses the supplied template and checklist. The output is one index.html file with inline CSS and JavaScript, without external runtime libraries.
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Produce a premium Swiss/editorial-style HTML template with strong visual rhythm and meaningful interactions, then emit it as a single-file artifact.
swiss-creative-mode-template/
├── SKILL.md
├── assets/
│ └── template.html
├── references/
│ └── checklist.md
└── example.html
DESIGN.md and map palette/type/layout decisions into root CSS variables.assets/template.html to index.html.<!doctype html>, inline CSS/JS, no external runtime dependency).references/checklist.md before emitting.One short sentence before artifact, then:
<artifact identifier="swiss-creative-mode" type="text/html" title="Swiss Creative Mode Template">
<!doctype html>
<html>...</html>
</artifact>
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