Editable Visual Deck Guide

What this Skill makes

A self-contained browser deck whose polish is built from live text, simple shapes, diagrams, and charts, plus an object inventory for a later editable presentation handoff.

Before you start

Define the audience, decision, slide count, approved content, visual references, existing type system, required animations, speaker-note preference, target presentation software, and which objects must remain editable.

Build

Create a stable semantic slide plan and per-slide object inventory. Select one export-safe theme, compose with literal native-friendly markup, and keep visual end states fully visible before adding supported animation metadata.

Review

Validate the deck, serve it over HTTP, and inspect every page, navigation mode, overview, notes, narrow layout, print structure, and console. Before any editable export claim, verify slide size, selectors, fonts, images, notes, animations, duplicates, and actual object editability.

Handoff

Deliver the browser deck, outline, object inventory, theme, QA, and clear raster-versus-native boundary. Include an editable file only after separate successful creation and validation.