Sports energy deck
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Asphalt black, bolt lime and jersey numerals — a high-tempo spec for anything competitive or fast-moving.
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# presentation_design_spec_sports_active_jp.yaml
# Style: Sports / Athletic / Energy
# Concept: "Speed, Impact, and Heartbeat"
Global Design Settings:
Tone: "Passionate, fast-paced, powerful, competitive"
Color Palette:
Base: "#111111 (asphalt-like black)"
Text: "#FFFFFF (white)"
Accent:
- "#CCFF00 (Bolt Lime)"
- "#FF4500 (Neon Orange)"
Gradient: "Overlay a black-to-transparent gradient on top of photos"
Typography:
Headings: "Extra-bold italic gothic type (Impact, Din Condensed, etc.)"
Body: "Italic sans serif type"
Numbers: "Stencil-style or jersey-style sports typography"
Common Layout Rules:
Navigation: "Place page numbers inside angled, diagonal-cut shapes"
Shapes: "Skew rectangles or images, or use parallelogram shapes"
Layout Variations:
- Type: "Action Cut"
Design: "Use dynamic background photography (motion blur, running shots). Place large italic text in the foreground, overlapping the athlete or subject."
- Type: "VS Layout"
Design: "Divide the screen diagonally. Bottom-left = your side (strengths). Top-right = competitor (challenges). Use a jagged lightning-like divider."
- Type: "Speed Meter"
Design: "Display achievements or metrics in the style of a car speedometer or stadium scoreboard."
- Type: "Highlight Stripe"
Design: "Place a bold diagonal stripe behind key words, as if marked with a fast, energetic brush or marker."How to use it
- 1In the Studio panel, pick slides or infographic and open its prompt box.
- 2Paste the style specification.
- 3Generate, then iterate on the wording if the output drifts.
Square brackets mark the parts you replace with your own topic or question.
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