Ready-Made Themes for Decks, Docs, and Dashboards

Pick from ten contrast-checked themes (hex roles, chart colors, font pairs with Office fallbacks) and apply them across all your artifacts.

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Before & after

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Prompt“Generate a quarterly review presentation with consistent professional design”
Beforegeneric AI agent
Designing a presentation takes time, especially if you want consistency across slides. You'd need to pick a color palette, choose complementary fonts, and apply them throughout. It helps to have a template so everything feels cohesive. You might consider different themes for different contexts—corporate presentations look different from creative pitches. There are tools to help with this. What's the main topic and who's your audience?
Afterwith Ready-Made Themes for Decks, Docs, and Dashboards
THEME SELECTED: Corporate Slate

COLOR PALETTE
Primary: Deep navy #1a365d
Accent: Slate blue #4a7ba7
Neutral: Light gray #f5f7fa
Text: Charcoal #2d3748
Highlight: Copper #b8860b

TYPOGRAPHY
Headline font: Minion Pro (serif, authoritative)
Body font: Roboto (sans-serif, readable at small sizes)
Size hierarchy: Headlines 36pt, section heads 24pt, body 14pt

SLIDE DECK GENERATED
Slide 1 (Title): Quarterly Review Q3 2026
  Navy background, copper rule accent below title, clean layout

Slide 2 (Overview): Key Metrics Dashboard
  Three columns: Revenue, Customer Growth, Retention
  Copper highlight on best-performing metric
  Charts styled with slate blue bars

Slide 3 (Department Breakdown): Sales, Engineering, Operations
  Consistent color coding per department
  Minion Pro headers, Roboto body text
  Uniform spacing 24pt between sections

Slide 4 (Forward Look): Q4 Priorities
  Bulleted list with copper accent bullets
  Navy callout box for critical initiatives

Slide 5 (Closing): Questions
  Navy background, copper accent line
  Minion Pro quote font

All 5 slides apply Corporate Slate theme consistently. No manual formatting needed per slide.

About this skill

Your deck uses one blue, your one-pager uses another, and your charts are still on default colors. Fonts that looked fine on your laptop turn into Calibri on the investor's machine. This skill picks one of ten ready-made themes and applies it the same way across slides, docs, web pages, and dashboards. Every color has a set role, chart colors are included, and each font pair comes with a fallback that renders anywhere.

What it does

  • Recommends one of ten named themes (corporate, editorial, dark product, clinical, creative pitch, impact, finance, academic, consumer, minimal) based on your audience and format
  • Gives each color a role (background, surface, text, muted, primary, accent) and includes a 5-color chart series, so accents and charts stay consistent
  • Outputs the theme as tokens in the format you're using: CSS variables, Tailwind config, python-pptx or python-docx code, matplotlib or Chart.js defaults
  • Pairs Google fonts with Office-safe fallbacks, so .pptx and .docx files look the same on the recipient's machine
  • Checks contrast with the WCAG formula and limits light accents to fills and large text
  • Restyles pasted HTML, slides, or chart code and maps each old color to the new theme

What you get

A themed artifact, or a token block plus the code that applies it, with a one-line reason for the theme choice and any stated assumptions.

Best for

Founders, analysts, consultants, and developers who build decks, reports, and dashboards with Claude, need them to look professional and match each other, and have no brand guide to follow.

SKILL.md preview

SKILL.md
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name: ready-made-themes-decks-docs-dashboards
description: Applies one of ten ready-made themes (role-assigned hex palette, 5-color chart series, heading/body font pair with Office-safe fallbacks, type scale) consistently across slides, documents, web pages, and dashboards, emitted as tokens in the user's format (CSS variables, python-pptx/docx, chart library defaults). Use when the user says "make this deck look professional", "pick a theme for my report", "my slides look generic", "my deck and one-pager don't match", "give me colors and fonts for this dashboard", "my charts are stuck on default colors", "style this HTML page", or "show me some theme options".
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