beautiful-html-templates

name beautiful-html-templates description Reusable HTML slide template library with 34 complete visual systems. Use when the user wants a beautiful HTML slide deck, presentation, PPT-style web deck, pitch deck, talk slides, or template-driven slide design and wants the agent to pick, preview, clone, and adapt a strong template from a curated gallery. Beautiful HTML Templates Use this skill to build finished HTML slide decks from the beautiful-html-templates library. Source repository: https://github.com/zarazhangrui/beautiful-html-templates . Workflow Read AGENTS.md at the start of any deck-building task. Read index.json to match the user's occasion, mood, tone, formality, density, and light/dark preference against the template catalog. Shortlist three visually distinct templates. For each shortlisted template, read only that template's template.html , create a real title-slide preview with the user's deck topic, and open the preview for the user. After the user chooses, copy the selected template folder from templates/ into the user's workspace and replace placeholder text, numbers, images, dates, author names, and chrome labels with the user's real content. If the deck needs a missing layout, extend the chosen template's design system instead of mixing in another template. Open the final deck in the browser and report the absolute path. Key Files AGENTS.md - operating manual for matching, previewing, and adapting templates. index.json - structured catalog of all templates. templates/<slug>/ - complete template folders. screenshots/ - gallery previews for template evaluation. Guardrails Preserve the chosen template's fonts, palette, layout grid, slide classes, decorative vocabulary, and navigation runtime. Do not recolor or substitute fonts unless the user explicitly asks for a custom redesign. Do not combine slides from different templates; extend one chosen visual system when additional layouts are needed. Always use real user-facing slide content in previews. Do not render internal labels such as "template", "option", "preview", paths, or workflow notes on the slide itself.