Create stunning geographic magazine-style presentation decks (PPTX) with editorial-quality layouts, large hero imagery, data-driven charts, and luxury aesthetic. Use for location collections, luxury real estate showcases, travel destination decks, curated map-based presentations, or architecture portfolios with magazine-style grid overviews and section dividers.
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Create stunning geographic magazine-style presentation decks (PPTX) with editorial-quality layouts, large hero imagery, data-driven charts, and luxury aesthetic. Use for location collections, luxury real estate showcases, travel destination decks, curated map-based presentations, or architecture portfolios with magazine-style grid overviews and section dividers.
Geographic Magazine Presentation
Create high-end editorial presentation decks modeled after luxury geographic magazines. The style combines large-format photography placeholders, clean serif/sans-serif typography, a bold red-and-gray color system, and structured data visualizations.
Reference Source
Type: Uploaded artifact (PPTX)
Reference artifact type: PPTX
Effective Reference File Type: PPTX
Fonts extracted from reference: Oranienbaum (serif headings), Liter (sans-serif body)
Supported Outputs
PPTX (default and primary)
Default Output Selection
If user explicitly requests a format, use that format
Otherwise, default to PPTX
Workflow
1. Gather Content Requirements
Collect from the user:
Topic: What geographic collection is being presented (city, region, properties, landmarks)
Items: The individual items/locations to feature (target ~20 items for full structure)
Data points: Key metrics per item (prices, sizes, dates, ratings — varies by domain)
Visual assets: Available photos or confirm use of dark placeholder rectangles
Narrative flow: Preferred grouping by region, category, or ranking
2. Read the Style and Structure Contracts
Before creating any slides, read both reference files to internalize the visual language:
references/style_contract.md — Full color palette (exact hex), typography system, layout rules with measurements, image/chart treatment, and slide-specific layout patterns
references/structure_contract.md — Exact 15-slide sequence, section hierarchy, content block patterns, and mandatory elements checklist
3. Plan the Slide Deck
Map content to the required 15-slide sequence (see structure contract). For each slide: