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taf-web-design

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The Agency Fund (TAF) web-design system for shipping on-brand HTML — both research-artifact web pages and presentation slide decks that run in the browser. Use whenever a researcher, program officer, or product manager at The Agency Fund asks you to "make a web page", "publish this finding", "turn this report into a site", "build a landing page", "wrap this dashboard in a page", "share this as HTML", OR to "make a slide deck", "build a talk", "make a presentation", "build a lecture/workshop deck", or wants "the usual deck" / "my slide style" rendered as HTML slides (1920x1080, animated, keyboard-navigable, PDF-exportable) rather than PPTX or Google Slides. Also use when the request mentions agency.fund, TAF, or Agentic Workflows Club and the deliverable is HTML/CSS — whether a page or a deck. Pairs with `agency-fund-design` (the parent brand system) but is opinionated for web output.

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