theme-factory

When to use this skill

Use this skill whenever the user wants to:

• Apply a consistent color/font theme to a slide deck, document, report, or landing page
• Preview available themes before choosing one
• Generate a custom theme from a description (e.g., "warm corporate" or "playful startup")
• Re-theme an existing artifact with a different visual identity

How to use this skill

Workflow

1. Show the theme showcase - Display theme-showcase.pdf so the user can visually compare all 10 themes
2. Ask for their choice - Let the user pick a theme or describe a custom one
3. Wait for confirmation - Get explicit approval before applying
4. Apply the theme - Read the theme file from themes/ and apply colors/fonts consistently

Available Themes

#	Theme	Style	Primary Color
1	Ocean Depths	Professional, calming	Maritime blues
2	Sunset Boulevard	Warm, vibrant	Orange/coral
3	Forest Canopy	Natural, grounded	Earth greens
4	Modern Minimalist	Clean, contemporary	Grayscale
5	Golden Hour	Rich, warm	Autumnal golds
6	Arctic Frost	Cool, crisp	Winter blues
7	Desert Rose	Soft, sophisticated	Dusty pinks
8	Tech Innovation	Bold, modern	Electric blues
9	Botanical Garden	Fresh, organic	Garden greens
10	Midnight Galaxy	Dramatic, cosmic	Deep purples

Applying a Theme (example)

/* Example: Ocean Depths theme applied via CSS variables */
:root {
  --color-primary: #1B4F72;
  --color-secondary: #2E86C1;
  --color-accent: #AED6F1;
  --color-background: #EBF5FB;
  --color-text: #1C2833;
  --font-heading: 'Playfair Display', serif;
  --font-body: 'Source Sans Pro', sans-serif;
}

Custom Theme Generation

When no preset fits, create a custom theme:

1. Ask the user for a mood/description (e.g., "energetic tech startup")
2. Generate a palette of 4-5 harmonious hex colors
3. Select complementary heading and body fonts
4. Name the theme descriptively
5. Show for review, then apply

Best Practices

1. Contrast check - Ensure text/background combinations meet WCAG AA contrast ratios
2. Consistency - Apply the same theme tokens to every slide/page, never mix themes
3. Font pairing - Use one display font for headings and one readable font for body text
4. Accent sparingly - Use accent colors for highlights and CTAs, not large surfaces

Keywords

theme, styling, color palette, font pairing, slides, presentation, design, visual identity, 主题, 配色, 样式