theme-factory
Skill4 starsChanged 7 months agoMITView on GitHub
Apply consistent professional color and font themes to any artifact — slide decks, documents, reports, HTML pages. Includes 10 pre-set themes and supports custom theme generation. Use when users ask to style, theme, or apply visual design to a document or presentation. Keywords: theme, style, color scheme, fonts, design, presentation styling.
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- Common
- Distinctive
- Very specific
- Distinctive: line 33
Ask which theme to apply — wait for explicit selection
- Common: line 35
Ensure proper contrast and readability across all elements
- Distinctive: line 121
When applying a theme:
- Distinctive: line 122
Use Primary for headings, key elements, and borders
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Use Accent for highlights, callouts, and interactive elements
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Use Background for slide/page backgrounds
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Use Text for body copy
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If none of the 10 themes fit the user's needs:
- Distinctive: line 134
Ask for: color preferences, mood/tone, brand colors if any
- Distinctive: line 147
Ensure all text maintains readability against the background
“Common” is measured: kept by at least 6 in 10 of the 185 edited versions of this file we could read. “Very specific” is our guess from the words: it names a file, a command, a setting or the project itself.
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Theme Factory
Apply professional color and font themes to presentations, documents, reports, and HTML artifacts.
Available Themes
10 pre-set themes, each with a curated color palette and font pairing:
| # | Theme | Character |
| 1 | Ocean Depths | Professional, calming maritime |
| 2 | Sunset Boulevard | Warm, vibrant sunset |
| 3 | Forest Canopy | Natural, grounded earth tones |
| 4 | Modern Minimalist | Clean, contemporary grayscale |
| 5 | Golden Hour | Rich, warm autumnal palette |
| 6 | Arctic Frost | Cool, crisp winter-inspired |
| 7 | Desert Rose | Soft, sophisticated dusty tones |
| 8 | Tech Innovation | Bold, modern tech aesthetic |
| 9 | Botanical Garden | Fresh, organic garden colors |
| 10 | Midnight Galaxy | Dramatic, cosmic deep tones |
Workflow
- Show theme options to the user (describe or list the 10 themes above)
- Ask which theme to apply — wait for explicit selection
- Apply the selected theme's colors and fonts consistently throughout the artifact
- Ensure proper contrast and readability across all elements
Theme Specifications
1. Ocean Depths
- Primary:
#1B4F72(deep navy) - Accent:
#2E86C1(ocean blue) - Background:
#EBF5FB(light sea foam) - Text:
#1A252F(dark charcoal) - Header font: Montserrat / Arial
- Body font: Open Sans / Helvetica
2. Sunset Boulevard
- Primary:
#E74C3C(sunset red) - Accent:
#F39C12(golden orange) - Background:
#FEF9E7(warm cream) - Text:
#2C3E50(dark slate) - Header font: Playfair Display / Georgia
- Body font: Lato / Arial
3. Forest Canopy
- Primary:
#1E8449(forest green) - Accent:
#7D6608(bark brown) - Background:
#EAFAF1(light mint) - Text:
#1C2833(dark earth) - Header font: Raleway / Trebuchet MS
- Body font: Source Sans Pro / Verdana
4. Modern Minimalist
- Primary:
#2C3E50(slate gray) - Accent:
#95A5A6(light gray) - Background:
#FFFFFF(white) - Text:
#1A1A1A(near black) - Header font: Helvetica Neue / Arial
- Body font: Helvetica / Arial
5. Golden Hour
- Primary:
#B7950B(deep gold) - Accent:
#D4AC0D(bright gold) - Background:
#FDF2E9(warm ivory) - Text:
#2C2008(dark amber) - Header font: Cormorant Garamond / Times New Roman
- Body font: EB Garamond / Georgia
6. Arctic Frost
- Primary:
#2471A3(ice blue) - Accent:
#85C1E9(frost) - Background:
#EBF5FB(near white blue) - Text:
#1B2631(midnight blue) - Header font: Josefin Sans / Century Gothic
- Body font: Nunito / Calibri
7. Desert Rose
- Primary:
#943126(dusty rose) - Accent:
#C0392B(terracotta) - Background:
#FDEDEC(blush) - Text:
#2E1503(dark brown) - Header font: Crimson Text / Garamond
- Body font: Libre Baskerville / Book Antiqua
8. Tech Innovation
- Primary:
#1ABC9C(electric teal) - Accent:
#3498DB(electric blue) - Background:
#0D1117(dark bg) or#F0F3F4(light mode) - Text:
#ECF0F1(light) or#1A1A2E(dark) - Header font: Exo 2 / Impact
- Body font: Roboto / Calibri
9. Botanical Garden
- Primary:
#27AE60(leaf green) - Accent:
#2ECC71(spring green) - Background:
#EAFAF1(petal white) - Text:
#0B5345(dark foliage) - Header font: Quicksand / Century Gothic
- Body font: Mulish / Gill Sans
10. Midnight Galaxy
- Primary:
#8E44AD(cosmic purple) - Accent:
#E74C3C(nebula red) - Background:
#0A0A1A(deep space) - Text:
#F8F9FA(starlight) - Header font: Cinzel / Times New Roman
- Body font: Raleway / Palatino
Application Rules
When applying a theme:
- Use Primary for headings, key elements, and borders
- Use Accent for highlights, callouts, and interactive elements
- Use Background for slide/page backgrounds
- Use Text for body copy
- Apply Header font to H1, H2, titles, slide headers
- Apply Body font to paragraphs, bullet points, captions
- Maintain consistent contrast ratio (minimum 4.5:1 for text)
Custom Theme Creation
If none of the 10 themes fit the user's needs:
- Ask for: color preferences, mood/tone, brand colors if any
- Generate a new theme following the same structure (Primary / Accent / Background / Text / Fonts)
- Give it a descriptive name
- Show for review before applying
Example
Input: "Apply a theme to my slide deck — something professional and tech-focused."
Output:
- Suggest "Tech Innovation" or "Modern Minimalist"
- Wait for selection
- Apply: electric teal headings, dark background (or light mode), Exo 2 headers, Roboto body
- Ensure all text maintains readability against the background
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