Soft 3d clay ppt skill

Skill software-ai-life/Awesome-PPT-Design-Skills/soft-3d-clay-ppt-skill

Agent-agnostic PPT design skills for creating high-end, editable presentation styles.

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Create or redesign PowerPoint/PPTX decks in a "Soft 3D / Claymorphism" style: minimalist professional presentation design with soft matte 3D geometric shapes, pastel beige/sage/warm-pink palette, airy clean layouts, soft shadows, high-end illustration feel, and sophisticated UI design. Use when the user asks for PPT design, slide decks, presentation styling, ppt-master integration, claymorphism, soft 3D, pastel professional decks, or modern airy business presentations.

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Soft 3D / Claymorphism PPT

Use this skill to design professional PPT decks with a lightweight 3D claymorphism aesthetic: soft matte geometric shapes, airy whitespace, pastel warmth, and polished UI-like layout discipline. The style should feel modern, high-end, and calm, not childish or toy-like.

Core Workflow

If the task uses ppt-master, follow the ppt-master pipeline first. Use this skill as the visual style layer for the Eight Confirmations, design_spec.md, spec_lock.md, SVG execution, and visual QA.
Read references/style-system.md before choosing colors, typography, background treatment, icon strategy, and 3D shape usage.
Read references/slide-patterns.md before creating or rewriting slide layouts.
Read references/ppt-master-integration.md when producing design_spec.md, spec_lock.md, or SVG pages through ppt-master.
Read references/qa-checklist.md before final delivery or when reviewing a generated deck.

Non-Negotiable Style Rules

Keep the layout extremely clean and professional.
Use soft 3D geometry as corner accents or concept anchors, not as clutter.
Use the pastel palette with restraint: warm beige base, sage green and warm pink accents.
Use soft shadows and matte surfaces; avoid glossy plastic, neon, glassmorphism, or hard metallic 3D.
Keep most information in flat, readable typography and simple grids.
Avoid emoji, cartoon mascots, busy backgrounds, and saturated candy colors.
Prefer 16:9 unless the user explicitly requests another aspect ratio.

Default Style Values

Background: #FDF5E6
Sage green: #B2AC88
Warm pink: #DBADAD
Charcoal text: #333333
Secondary text: #6B6B6B
Soft divider: #E7DAC8
Highlight surface: #FFF9EF

Output Expectations

For new decks:

Start with a clear content strategy: audience, narrative arc, page count, slide outline.
Use calm assertion headlines and short body copy.
Place 3D shapes in corners, side gutters, or hero zones; do not let them compete with the message.
Use spacious UI-like composition: clear columns, soft panels, and consistent spacing.
Include speaker notes when the workflow supports them.
Export slide previews for visual QA when possible.

For redesigns:

Preserve the user's content unless asked to restructure.
Replace heavy charts/cards with softer panels, floating callouts, and simple diagrams.
Add soft 3D accents only where they clarify hierarchy or mood.

Bundled Resources

references/style-system.md: color, typography, 3D shape, material, and icon rules.
references/slide-patterns.md: reusable PPT page structures for this style.
references/ppt-master-integration.md: how to express the style inside ppt-master.
references/qa-checklist.md: final review criteria.
assets/template.html: optional HTML deck starter using this visual language.