Presentations
Slide templates, animation, and the core deck structure.
Core slides
Six slide types cover most decks:
| Slide | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Title | Deck opening — display type on midnight |
| Section statement | A single sentence marking a new section |
| Three-up | Three parallel points |
| Quote | A single quotation, attributed |
| Code showcase | Code on the always-dark surface |
| CTA closer | The one thing you want the audience to do |
Core slide types — 16:10
The full deck
Twelve slide types cover a complete talk. Each is 16:10 and uses the same tokens as the product surfaces — no separate “presentation theme”.
Opening — title, agenda, section statement
Content — three-up, split, comparison
Evidence — metric, quote, code, diagram
Closing — CTA and contact
| Slide | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Title | Deck opening — display type on midnight |
| Agenda | Numbered outline; current item in midnight-11 |
| Section statement | A single sentence marking a new section |
| Three-up | Three parallel points |
| Split | Before/after or contrast, one half on midnight |
| Comparison | A small table where numbers are the point |
| Metric | One number, large; the label in overline style |
| Quote | A single quotation with the accent rule, attributed |
| Code showcase | Code on the always-dark surface |
| Diagram | Line-based system diagram, accent on the focal node |
| CTA closer | The one thing you want the audience to do |
| Contact | Thank-you and a single contact route |
Rules
- 16:10 aspect ratio.
- Title slides and section statements use midnight surfaces; content slides use
white or
midnight-1. projectious.workis visible on the title and closing slides.- One idea per slide. If a slide needs a paragraph, it needs to be two slides.
Animation
- Slide transitions: cut or 200ms fade.
- Build animations use
--ease-outat--duration-standard. - Never animate text character-by-character.
- Motion is for revealing structure, not for holding attention.
Templates
Document templates for LaTeX and Typst are in
brand/templates/.
Both embed brand identity and fall under the brand-asset licence terms — see
Licensing.