Guizang Magazine PPT Skill

git clone https://github.com/op7418/guizang-ppt-skill ~/.claude/skills/guizang-ppt-skill

“I built a Claude Skill that makes slides look like magazines, not PowerPoint. Ten years of design experience, compressed into one skill file.” — 歸藏 / @op7418

This is the most opinionated — and most beloved — community PPT skill so far. Output is a single HTML file with horizontal-swipe navigation, WebGL fluid backgrounds for hero pages, and a 10-layout × 5-theme system.

What’s in the toolkit

• 10 layouts — hero, editorial, split-grid, quote, three-column, etc.
• 5 curated themes — color + typography presets
• WebGL fluid hero backgrounds — that subtle moving gradient feel
• Multi-input navigation — keyboard, scroll wheel, touch swipe
• Single-file output — no build step, no server, just open .html

Where it shines

• Offline talks and product launches with strong personal style
• Industry presentations where you want to feel like a designer made it
• Salon-style sharing decks

Where it’s not the right tool

• Heavy data tables (the magazine layout doesn’t love rows)
• Training materials (too editorial for instructional density)
• Multi-person collaborative editing (no edit history, single file)

Notes from curation

Guizang’s claim is “ten years of design experience, compressed into one skill file.” It’s not hyperbole — the typography choices and layout proportions feel hand-tuned in a way most generative skills don’t.

This is the first non-Anthropic skill featured on this site, and it’s representative of why community skills matter: a designer-author who just spent a year using AI tools encoded their taste into reusable form.

→ Install on GitHub

Use guizang-ppt-skill to build a 12-page launch deck for an AI product
release. Editorial style, magazine-grade typography, choose the
"Twilight" theme. Output a single HTML file I can host directly.