- Introduced comprehensive design documentation and JSON configurations for multiple design systems, including Agentic, Airtable, Ant, Apple, Application, Arc, and Artistic. - Each design system includes detailed guidelines on visual themes, color palettes, typography, spacing, layout, components, and interaction principles. - Enhanced the overall design framework to support diverse user interfaces and improve consistency across applications. This update significantly enriches the design resources available for developers, enabling them to create visually cohesive and user-friendly applications.
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Components · replit-deck
Small shared primitives you'll compose slides from. None of these should be edited per-slide beyond the [REPLACE] content slots. If you find yourself rewriting the CSS of a component, you're fighting the theme — pick a different layout instead.
meta-bar
Top-row brand / context / page. Every slide has one.
<div class="meta-bar">
<span>[REPLACE] BRAND · CONTEXT</span>
<span>[REPLACE] NN / NN</span>
</div>
- Mono, uppercase, 11px, tracked 0.1em,
--mutedcolor. - On
vance, meta-bar sits inside the black top band (.vance-top) and gets 3 columns.
eyebrow
Section kicker above the slide headline.
<p class="eyebrow">SECTION EYEBROW · OPTIONAL DATE</p>
<p class="eyebrow accent">COLORED VARIANT</p>
- Default:
--muted. .eyebrow.accent→--accentcolor. Use once per slide, sparingly.- On
atlas/holmadd a em-dash prefix:— CHAPTER ONE ….
numeric display (.num, .num-label, .num-delta)
The single most important primitive for helix / world / atlas.
<div>
<div class="num-label">Annual Recurring Revenue</div>
<div class="num">$1.37B</div>
<div class="num-delta">▲ 38% YoY</div>
</div>
.numis the display typeface, 48–84px, line-height 1, tight tracking..num-deltais mono,--accentcolor. Use▲/▼Unicode — never an emoji.- Don't wrap a number in a colored background. Number = chromatic anchor.
bevel-frame (bevel only)
Dashed neon rectangle with corner dots.
<div class="bevel-frame">
<!-- product photo or campaign image inside -->
</div>
- Already has
::before/::afterneon dots on diagonal corners. - Do NOT fill the frame with neon. Frame is 1px dashed border; fill is image or muted bg.
world-marker (world-* only)
Small yellow square used inline next to section titles.
<span class="world-marker"></span>
- 14×14px, flat color, no animation.
- Appears at most twice on one slide.
atlas-dot (atlas only)
Small vermilion disc used as chapter mark or list bullet.
<span class="atlas-dot"></span>
- 10×10px. Smaller (6×6) variant manually sized for the inline
EXHIBIT 04.Btag.
bh-card (bluehouse only)
Colored card in the consumer-grid row.
<div class="bh-card peach">…</div>
<div class="bh-card coral">…</div>
<div class="bh-card lavender">…</div>
peach= flat warm sand.coral= coral→peach 135° gradient.lavender= cool lavender→blue 180° gradient.- Interior:
flex column,justify-content: space-between— put icons/meta top, numbers bottom. - Always
border-radius: 24px, always 4:3 aspect unless explicitly broken for layout reasons.
progress + counter chrome (auto)
You do not author these. The seed ships with:
<div class="deck-progress" id="deck-progress"></div>
<div class="deck-counter" id="deck-counter">1 / 3</div>
<div class="deck-hint">← / → · scroll · swipe</div>
…and the <script> auto-updates on scroll / key. Leave them alone.
Content-type cross-reference
| Content you need to show | Primitive(s) |
|---|---|
| A single number | .num alone, centered |
| A row of metrics | .num-label + .num + .num-delta, grid-6 |
| A brand wordmark | plain <span> in meta-bar, serif display, 22-32px |
| A section divider | centered .h-hero on a slide of its own (same theme — never swap data-theme mid-deck) |
| A call-out stat with context | .num (big) + .lead (small) paired |
| A pull-quote | .h-xl in display serif, — Attribution in mono small-caps |
What not to component-ify
Resist creating: .card.featured, .hero-v2, .metric-fancy. These bloat the seed and make the deck drift toward "shadcn demo". The 10 layouts × 8 themes already compose into >50 distinct slide archetypes — that's enough.