# Speaker Profile — A Portrait Frame and Only the Career That Earns the Talk
Produce one slide to the following specification.
- Canvas 1920 × 1080
- Margin top 96 right 140 bottom 96 left 140
- 2 equal columns, gap 96
## Type (px against a 1920px canvas)
kicker 20px / 500 / tracking 0.16em
name 64px / 700 / tracking 0.06em / leading 1.2
reading 22px / 400 / tracking 0.12em
role 26px / 500 / leading 1.6
year 22px / 500 / tabular numerals
what 24px / 400 / leading 1.6
todayLabel 20px / 700
todayText 22px / 400 / leading 1.7
folio 16px / 400 / tabular numerals
## Colour
Ground #FFFFFF / Surface #F4F6F9 / Ink #131820 / Muted #667183 / Accent #1F5FA8 / Rule #DBE1E9
## Constraints — dropping these breaks it
- Three career lines at most, chosen for today's talk — turn it into a CV and the audience reads a life instead of a reason to listen
- The portrait frame is 4:5 with the eyes on the upper third. Until a photo exists, shapes show the ratio and crop — never a drawn person
- Put the reading under the name, so nobody mispronounces it for the whole talk
- End with one line on today's topic, so the introduction hands over to the talk
Replace the content with [your content]. Keep the measurements and colours as given.
For an exact reproduction, use the verbatim HTML at https://design-vault.pages.dev/designs/speaker-profile-portrait/pattern.html.
---
# Three-Level Bullets — Each Level Gets Its Own Mark and Size
Produce one slide to the following specification.
- Canvas 1920 × 1080
- Margin top 96 right 140 bottom 96 left 140
## Type (px against a 1920px canvas)
kicker 20px / 500 / tracking 0.16em
title 52px / 700 / leading 1.35
t1 32px / 700 / leading 1.5
t2 26px / 400 / leading 1.6
t3 22px / 400 / leading 1.6
folio 16px / 400 / tabular numerals
## Colour
Ground #FFFFFF / Surface #F4F6F9 / Ink #131820 / Muted #667183 / Accent #1F5FA8 / Rule #DBE1E9
## Constraints — dropping these breaks it
- Three levels at most — if a fourth is needed, that branch becomes its own slide
- Change mark, size and colour per level — with only one of them, the hierarchy disappears from the back of the room
- Indent on a fixed step (48px), not the width of the mark, so swapping marks never moves the text edge
- Four first-level items at most; figures live on the third level, picked out in bold
Replace the content with [your content]. Keep the measurements and colours as given.
For an exact reproduction, use the verbatim HTML at https://design-vault.pages.dev/designs/bullets-three-levels/pattern.html.
---
# Action Title with Chart — The Headline States It, the Side Column Adds What Follows
Produce one slide to the following specification.
- Canvas 1920 × 1080
- Margin top 96 right 140 bottom 96 left 140
- 2 equal columns, gap 80
## Type (px against a 1920px canvas)
kicker 20px / 500 / tracking 0.16em
title 46px / 700 / leading 1.4
chartTitle 24px / 700
unit 20px / 400
source 16px / 400
sideLabel 20px / 700 / tracking 0.12em
n 26px / 700 / tabular numerals
pt 26px / 700 / leading 1.5
pd 21px / 400 / leading 1.7
folio 16px / 400 / tabular numerals
## Colour
Ground #FFFFFF / Surface #F4F6F9 / Ink #131820 / Muted #667183 / Accent #1F5FA8 / Rule #DBE1E9
## Constraints — dropping these breaks it
- The headline says what the chart means, not what it is; the chart's title goes small above the plot
- Only the bars the headline points at take the accent; the rest drop to the faintest tone that still reads
- Three takeaways, two lines each — longer than the chart and it is another slide
- Always give the unit and the source — and say so when the numbers are illustrative
Replace the content with [your content]. Keep the measurements and colours as given.
For an exact reproduction, use the verbatim HTML at https://design-vault.pages.dev/designs/action-title-chart-takeaway/pattern.html.
---
# Key Message with Three Supports — The Claim on Top, Three Reasons Holding It Up
Produce one slide to the following specification.
- Canvas 1920 × 1080
- Margin top 96 right 140 bottom 96 left 140
- 3 equal columns, gap 48
## Type (px against a 1920px canvas)
kicker 20px / 500 / tracking 0.16em
claimLabel 20px / 500 / tracking 0.16em
claimText 56px / 700 / leading 1.4
sLabel 20px / 700 / tracking 0.12em
sFigure 72px / 700 / leading 1.1 / tabular numerals
sHead 30px / 700 / leading 1.5
sBody 24px / 400 / leading 1.75
folio 16px / 400 / tabular numerals
## Colour
Ground #FFFFFF / Surface #F4F6F9 / Ink #131820 / Muted #667183 / Accent #1F5FA8 / Rule #DBE1E9
## Constraints — dropping these breaks it
- Box the claim and give it its own layer — on the same ground it reads as a fourth item
- Three supports: two is thin, four is not remembered
- Each support carries one figure — without one, a support is the claim reworded
- Draw the lines down from the claim; placed side by side, they do not read as holding it up
Replace the content with [your content]. Keep the measurements and colours as given.
For an exact reproduction, use the verbatim HTML at https://design-vault.pages.dev/designs/key-message-three-supports/pattern.html.
---
# Half-Bleed Figure — The Left Half Is the Picture, the Right Half the Text
Produce one slide to the following specification.
- Canvas 1920 × 1080
- Margin top 0 right 0 bottom 0 left 0
- 2 equal columns, gap 0
## Type (px against a 1920px canvas)
caption 20px / 400 / leading 1.6
kicker 20px / 500 / tracking 0.16em
title 50px / 700 / leading 1.4
lede 24px / 400 / leading 1.85
fLabel 20px / 500
fValue 26px / 700 / tabular numerals
folio 16px / 400 / tabular numerals
## Colour
Ground #FFFFFF / Surface #F4F6F9 / Ink #131820 / Muted #667183 / Accent #1F5FA8 / Rule #DBE1E9
## Constraints — dropping these breaks it
- Bleed the figure to the edges; margins belong to the text side only
- Put the caption on a band at the foot, never over the picture — it reads whatever photo arrives
- Until a photo exists, three tones of flat shapes stand in for depth — never draw a person or an object
- Three facts, set at the foot; run on after the body they compete with the picture
Replace the content with [your content]. Keep the measurements and colours as given.
For an exact reproduction, use the verbatim HTML at https://design-vault.pages.dev/designs/half-bleed-figure-text/pattern.html.
---
# Chapter Recap — Three Takeaways and a Bridge to What Comes Next
Produce one slide to the following specification.
- Canvas 1920 × 1080
- Margin top 96 right 140 bottom 96 left 140
## Type (px against a 1920px canvas)
kicker 20px / 500 / tracking 0.16em
title 52px / 700 / leading 1.35
n 72px / 700 / leading 1 / tabular numerals
state 34px / 700 / leading 1.45
back 22px / 400 / leading 1.7
nextLabel 20px / 700 / tracking 0.12em
nextTitle 28px / 700
nextWhat 22px / 400
folio 16px / 400 / tabular numerals
## Colour
Ground #FFFFFF / Surface #F4F6F9 / Ink #131820 / Muted #667183 / Accent #1F5FA8 / Rule #DBE1E9
## Constraints — dropping these breaks it
- Three takeaways, one sentence each — list the whole chapter and it becomes a table of contents
- Under each, one line of why — so it can be recalled without paging back
- Fence the next chapter in a panel, smaller than the takeaways — at the same size, the next chapter seems to have started
Replace the content with [your content]. Keep the measurements and colours as given.
For an exact reproduction, use the verbatim HTML at https://design-vault.pages.dev/designs/recap-key-takeaways/pattern.html.
---
# Do and Don't — Behaviours in Pairs, Row by Row
Produce one slide to the following specification.
- Canvas 1920 × 1080
- Margin top 96 right 140 bottom 96 left 140
- 2 equal columns, gap 48
## Type (px against a 1920px canvas)
kicker 20px / 500 / tracking 0.16em
title 52px / 700 / leading 1.35
hLabel 30px / 700
say 27px / 700 / leading 1.5
eg 22px / 400 / leading 1.7
folio 16px / 400 / tabular numerals
## Colour
Ground #FFFFFF / Surface #F4F6F9 / Ink #131820 / Muted #667183 / Accent #1F5FA8 / Rule #DBE1E9
## Constraints — dropping these breaks it
- Set both columns in one grid so paired rows share a height — column by column, the pairs come apart
- Grey out the don't side and hollow its mark — at equal weight, the don't is what people remember
- Give each row the actual words in quotes — the name of a behaviour does not put the sentence in anyone's mouth
- Three pairs at most
Replace the content with [your content]. Keep the measurements and colours as given.
For an exact reproduction, use the verbatim HTML at https://design-vault.pages.dev/designs/do-dont-paired/pattern.html.
---
# FAQ — Six Pairs, Questions Bold and Answers Short
Produce one slide to the following specification.
- Canvas 1920 × 1080
- Margin top 96 right 140 bottom 96 left 140
- 2 equal columns, gap 64
## Type (px against a 1920px canvas)
kicker 20px / 500 / tracking 0.16em
title 52px / 700 / leading 1.35
mark 28px / 700 / leading 1.45
q 28px / 700 / leading 1.45
markA 28px / 700 / leading 1.45
a 22px / 400 / leading 1.75
folio 16px / 400 / tabular numerals
## Colour
Ground #FFFFFF / Surface #F4F6F9 / Ink #131820 / Muted #667183 / Accent #1F5FA8 / Rule #DBE1E9
## Constraints — dropping these breaks it
- Write the questions in the asker's words — the sentence actually asked, not a topic heading
- Answer in one sentence, two lines at most — anything longer earns its own slide
- Order by how often it is asked; read down the left column, then the right
- Colour Q and A differently — only Q takes the accent, so a skim follows the questions
Replace the content with [your content]. Keep the measurements and colours as given.
For an exact reproduction, use the verbatim HTML at https://design-vault.pages.dev/designs/faq-question-answer-pairs/pattern.html.
---
# Glossary — Term, Reading, Meaning and First Use, One Row Each
Produce one slide to the following specification.
- Canvas 1920 × 1080
- Margin top 96 right 140 bottom 96 left 140
## Type (px against a 1920px canvas)
kicker 20px / 500 / tracking 0.16em
title 52px / 700 / leading 1.35
th 20px / 500
term 27px / 700
reading 20px / 400 / tracking 0.04em
def 22px / 400 / leading 1.7
where 20px / 500 / tabular numerals
folio 16px / 400 / tabular numerals
## Colour
Ground #FFFFFF / Surface #F4F6F9 / Ink #131820 / Muted #667183 / Accent #1F5FA8 / Rule #DBE1E9
## Constraints — dropping these breaks it
- Define the word as this document uses it — a dictionary definition drifts from the usage
- Give the reading under each term — in-house words are exactly the ones read differently
- Put the first page at the right, so the glossary leads back into the deck
- Sort by the syllabary — in order of appearance, nothing can be looked up
Replace the content with [your content]. Keep the measurements and colours as given.
For an exact reproduction, use the verbatim HTML at https://design-vault.pages.dev/designs/glossary-term-definition/pattern.html.
---
# Closing with Contacts — Thanks, Then a Way In for Later Questions
Produce one slide to the following specification.
- Canvas 1920 × 1080
- Margin top 120 right 200 bottom 96 left 200
## Type (px against a 1920px canvas)
thanks 72px / 700 / tracking 0.04em / leading 1.3
sub 26px / 400 / leading 1.7
cLabel 20px / 500 / tracking 0.12em
cValue 30px / 700 / tabular numerals
cNote 20px / 400 / leading 1.6
folio 16px / 400 / tabular numerals
## Colour
Ground #111722 / Surface #1A2231 / Ink #E9EDF4 / Muted #8894A6 / Accent #5AA2E8 / Rule #2B3445
## Constraints — dropping these breaks it
- Three contacts at most, ordered urgent, then reference, then a person
- Say when and how fast each one answers — a bare address does not tell anyone which to use
- Draw only the three finder squares for the code frame — never a pattern that would actually scan
- No request or decision here — that is the previous slide's job
Replace the content with [your content]. Keep the measurements and colours as given.
For an exact reproduction, use the verbatim HTML at https://design-vault.pages.dev/designs/closing-thanks-contact/pattern.html.
# Speaker Profile — A Portrait Frame and Only the Career That Earns the Talk
format: slide-16x9
density: medium
layout:
kind: 2-column
canvas:
w: 1920
h: 1080
margin:
top: 96
right: 140
bottom: 96
left: 140
columns:
count: 2
gap: 96
type:
kicker:
size: 20
weight: 500
tracking: 0.16em
name:
size: 64
weight: 700
tracking: 0.06em
leading: 1.2
reading:
size: 22
weight: 400
tracking: 0.12em
role:
size: 26
weight: 500
leading: 1.6
year:
size: 22
weight: 500
numeric: tabular
what:
size: 24
weight: 400
leading: 1.6
todayLabel:
size: 20
weight: 700
todayText:
size: 22
weight: 400
leading: 1.7
folio:
size: 16
weight: 400
numeric: tabular
colors:
ground: "#FFFFFF"
surface: "#F4F6F9"
ink: "#131820"
muted: "#667183"
accent: "#1F5FA8"
rule: "#DBE1E9"
rules:
- Three career lines at most, chosen for today's talk — turn it into a CV and the audience reads a life instead of a reason to listen
- The portrait frame is 4:5 with the eyes on the upper third. Until a photo exists, shapes show the ratio and crop — never a drawn person
- Put the reading under the name, so nobody mispronounces it for the whole talk
- End with one line on today's topic, so the introduction hands over to the talk
---
# Three-Level Bullets — Each Level Gets Its Own Mark and Size
format: slide-16x9
density: medium
layout:
kind: stack
canvas:
w: 1920
h: 1080
margin:
top: 96
right: 140
bottom: 96
left: 140
type:
kicker:
size: 20
weight: 500
tracking: 0.16em
title:
size: 52
weight: 700
leading: 1.35
t1:
size: 32
weight: 700
leading: 1.5
t2:
size: 26
weight: 400
leading: 1.6
t3:
size: 22
weight: 400
leading: 1.6
folio:
size: 16
weight: 400
numeric: tabular
colors:
ground: "#FFFFFF"
surface: "#F4F6F9"
ink: "#131820"
muted: "#667183"
accent: "#1F5FA8"
rule: "#DBE1E9"
rules:
- Three levels at most — if a fourth is needed, that branch becomes its own slide
- Change mark, size and colour per level — with only one of them, the hierarchy disappears from the back of the room
- Indent on a fixed step (48px), not the width of the mark, so swapping marks never moves the text edge
- Four first-level items at most; figures live on the third level, picked out in bold
---
# Action Title with Chart — The Headline States It, the Side Column Adds What Follows
format: slide-16x9
density: medium
layout:
kind: 2-column
canvas:
w: 1920
h: 1080
margin:
top: 96
right: 140
bottom: 96
left: 140
columns:
count: 2
gap: 80
type:
kicker:
size: 20
weight: 500
tracking: 0.16em
title:
size: 46
weight: 700
leading: 1.4
chartTitle:
size: 24
weight: 700
unit:
size: 20
weight: 400
source:
size: 16
weight: 400
sideLabel:
size: 20
weight: 700
tracking: 0.12em
n:
size: 26
weight: 700
numeric: tabular
pt:
size: 26
weight: 700
leading: 1.5
pd:
size: 21
weight: 400
leading: 1.7
folio:
size: 16
weight: 400
numeric: tabular
colors:
ground: "#FFFFFF"
surface: "#F4F6F9"
ink: "#131820"
muted: "#667183"
accent: "#1F5FA8"
rule: "#DBE1E9"
rules:
- The headline says what the chart means, not what it is; the chart's title goes small above the plot
- Only the bars the headline points at take the accent; the rest drop to the faintest tone that still reads
- Three takeaways, two lines each — longer than the chart and it is another slide
- Always give the unit and the source — and say so when the numbers are illustrative
---
# Key Message with Three Supports — The Claim on Top, Three Reasons Holding It Up
format: slide-16x9
density: medium
layout:
kind: 3-column
canvas:
w: 1920
h: 1080
margin:
top: 96
right: 140
bottom: 96
left: 140
columns:
count: 3
gap: 48
type:
kicker:
size: 20
weight: 500
tracking: 0.16em
claimLabel:
size: 20
weight: 500
tracking: 0.16em
claimText:
size: 56
weight: 700
leading: 1.4
sLabel:
size: 20
weight: 700
tracking: 0.12em
sFigure:
size: 72
weight: 700
leading: 1.1
numeric: tabular
sHead:
size: 30
weight: 700
leading: 1.5
sBody:
size: 24
weight: 400
leading: 1.75
folio:
size: 16
weight: 400
numeric: tabular
colors:
ground: "#FFFFFF"
surface: "#F4F6F9"
ink: "#131820"
muted: "#667183"
accent: "#1F5FA8"
rule: "#DBE1E9"
rules:
- Box the claim and give it its own layer — on the same ground it reads as a fourth item
- "Three supports: two is thin, four is not remembered"
- Each support carries one figure — without one, a support is the claim reworded
- Draw the lines down from the claim; placed side by side, they do not read as holding it up
---
# Half-Bleed Figure — The Left Half Is the Picture, the Right Half the Text
format: slide-16x9
density: low
layout:
kind: full-bleed
canvas:
w: 1920
h: 1080
margin:
top: 0
right: 0
bottom: 0
left: 0
columns:
count: 2
gap: 0
type:
caption:
size: 20
weight: 400
leading: 1.6
kicker:
size: 20
weight: 500
tracking: 0.16em
title:
size: 50
weight: 700
leading: 1.4
lede:
size: 24
weight: 400
leading: 1.85
fLabel:
size: 20
weight: 500
fValue:
size: 26
weight: 700
numeric: tabular
folio:
size: 16
weight: 400
numeric: tabular
colors:
ground: "#FFFFFF"
surface: "#F4F6F9"
ink: "#131820"
muted: "#667183"
accent: "#1F5FA8"
rule: "#DBE1E9"
rules:
- Bleed the figure to the edges; margins belong to the text side only
- Put the caption on a band at the foot, never over the picture — it reads whatever photo arrives
- Until a photo exists, three tones of flat shapes stand in for depth — never draw a person or an object
- Three facts, set at the foot; run on after the body they compete with the picture
---
# Chapter Recap — Three Takeaways and a Bridge to What Comes Next
format: slide-16x9
density: low
layout:
kind: stack
canvas:
w: 1920
h: 1080
margin:
top: 96
right: 140
bottom: 96
left: 140
type:
kicker:
size: 20
weight: 500
tracking: 0.16em
title:
size: 52
weight: 700
leading: 1.35
n:
size: 72
weight: 700
leading: 1
numeric: tabular
state:
size: 34
weight: 700
leading: 1.45
back:
size: 22
weight: 400
leading: 1.7
nextLabel:
size: 20
weight: 700
tracking: 0.12em
nextTitle:
size: 28
weight: 700
nextWhat:
size: 22
weight: 400
folio:
size: 16
weight: 400
numeric: tabular
colors:
ground: "#FFFFFF"
surface: "#F4F6F9"
ink: "#131820"
muted: "#667183"
accent: "#1F5FA8"
rule: "#DBE1E9"
rules:
- Three takeaways, one sentence each — list the whole chapter and it becomes a table of contents
- Under each, one line of why — so it can be recalled without paging back
- Fence the next chapter in a panel, smaller than the takeaways — at the same size, the next chapter seems to have started
---
# Do and Don't — Behaviours in Pairs, Row by Row
format: slide-16x9
density: medium
layout:
kind: 2-column
canvas:
w: 1920
h: 1080
margin:
top: 96
right: 140
bottom: 96
left: 140
columns:
count: 2
gap: 48
type:
kicker:
size: 20
weight: 500
tracking: 0.16em
title:
size: 52
weight: 700
leading: 1.35
hLabel:
size: 30
weight: 700
say:
size: 27
weight: 700
leading: 1.5
eg:
size: 22
weight: 400
leading: 1.7
folio:
size: 16
weight: 400
numeric: tabular
colors:
ground: "#FFFFFF"
surface: "#F4F6F9"
ink: "#131820"
muted: "#667183"
accent: "#1F5FA8"
rule: "#DBE1E9"
rules:
- Set both columns in one grid so paired rows share a height — column by column, the pairs come apart
- Grey out the don't side and hollow its mark — at equal weight, the don't is what people remember
- Give each row the actual words in quotes — the name of a behaviour does not put the sentence in anyone's mouth
- Three pairs at most
---
# FAQ — Six Pairs, Questions Bold and Answers Short
format: slide-16x9
density: high
layout:
kind: grid
canvas:
w: 1920
h: 1080
margin:
top: 96
right: 140
bottom: 96
left: 140
columns:
count: 2
gap: 64
type:
kicker:
size: 20
weight: 500
tracking: 0.16em
title:
size: 52
weight: 700
leading: 1.35
mark:
size: 28
weight: 700
leading: 1.45
q:
size: 28
weight: 700
leading: 1.45
markA:
size: 28
weight: 700
leading: 1.45
a:
size: 22
weight: 400
leading: 1.75
folio:
size: 16
weight: 400
numeric: tabular
colors:
ground: "#FFFFFF"
surface: "#F4F6F9"
ink: "#131820"
muted: "#667183"
accent: "#1F5FA8"
rule: "#DBE1E9"
rules:
- Write the questions in the asker's words — the sentence actually asked, not a topic heading
- Answer in one sentence, two lines at most — anything longer earns its own slide
- Order by how often it is asked; read down the left column, then the right
- Colour Q and A differently — only Q takes the accent, so a skim follows the questions
---
# Glossary — Term, Reading, Meaning and First Use, One Row Each
format: slide-16x9
density: high
layout:
kind: table
canvas:
w: 1920
h: 1080
margin:
top: 96
right: 140
bottom: 96
left: 140
type:
kicker:
size: 20
weight: 500
tracking: 0.16em
title:
size: 52
weight: 700
leading: 1.35
th:
size: 20
weight: 500
term:
size: 27
weight: 700
reading:
size: 20
weight: 400
tracking: 0.04em
def:
size: 22
weight: 400
leading: 1.7
where:
size: 20
weight: 500
numeric: tabular
folio:
size: 16
weight: 400
numeric: tabular
colors:
ground: "#FFFFFF"
surface: "#F4F6F9"
ink: "#131820"
muted: "#667183"
accent: "#1F5FA8"
rule: "#DBE1E9"
rules:
- Define the word as this document uses it — a dictionary definition drifts from the usage
- Give the reading under each term — in-house words are exactly the ones read differently
- Put the first page at the right, so the glossary leads back into the deck
- Sort by the syllabary — in order of appearance, nothing can be looked up
---
# Closing with Contacts — Thanks, Then a Way In for Later Questions
format: slide-16x9
density: low
layout:
kind: centered
canvas:
w: 1920
h: 1080
margin:
top: 120
right: 200
bottom: 96
left: 200
type:
thanks:
size: 72
weight: 700
tracking: 0.04em
leading: 1.3
sub:
size: 26
weight: 400
leading: 1.7
cLabel:
size: 20
weight: 500
tracking: 0.12em
cValue:
size: 30
weight: 700
numeric: tabular
cNote:
size: 20
weight: 400
leading: 1.6
folio:
size: 16
weight: 400
numeric: tabular
colors:
ground: "#111722"
surface: "#1A2231"
ink: "#E9EDF4"
muted: "#8894A6"
accent: "#5AA2E8"
rule: "#2B3445"
rules:
- Three contacts at most, ordered urgent, then reference, then a person
- Say when and how fast each one answers — a bare address does not tell anyone which to use
- Draw only the three finder squares for the code frame — never a pattern that would actually scan
- No request or decision here — that is the previous slide's job