Real output, not mockups

The gallery

5 diagram recipes · 16 presentation icons · 8 validated palette slots · 16 accent themes · 25 concept-shape analogies · a 50-show recognition catalog. Every specimen below is real output the plugin actually produces, mounted in its own frame — the deck's own theme inside deck-visuals' own chrome. Each theme's surface is hue-coordinated to its accent, not a fixed navy — the specimens below deliberately span seven different themes to show the range.

Concept diagrams

4 of 5 recipes, drawing the same triage-automation system

Flow

Request → Validate → Commit. Linear process, A → B → C. House theme.

Relationship

One system, five things touching it — hub and spokes. The Matrix theme.

Architecture

Client / Service / Data bands, edges only between neighbors. Wes Anderson theme — a warm surface, not navy.

Timeline

Chamfered milestones, amber marks "you are here." Same real quarterly numbers as the hero chart. Mario Kart theme.

Before / after

The same real numbers — a plain bullet slide, then charted and reframed as a claim. Breaking Bad theme — the bars take the accent, not a fixed blue.

Dataviz charts

Every chart ships a reachable table twin — this one's toggle is live

Deploys per quarter

Mario Kart theme — the bars take the accent, not a fixed blue. Click "Show as table" inside the frame.

Icon anchors

16 Lucide-style glyphs, theme-agnostic — no frame needed

Levity

Claim → concept shape → one named scene. 25 shapes in the seed library, never a guessed URL.

"The Homer"

Shape: excess / feature bloat. Claim: too many features isn't always fantastic. The Simpsons' unsellable, everything-bolted-on car. The Simpsons theme.

Wile E. Coyote

Shape: momentum without control. Claim: we shipped too fast and it broke in prod. The doc's other candidate for this shape is a Formula 1 crash — see the picker. Severance theme.

The levity picker: two slots, each with 2 candidate GIFs shown side by side. One candidate is selected (checkmark, sharp) and its sibling racks out of focus — the same depth-of-field mechanic as the swipe deck.

Local tool — binds 127.0.0.1, no auth, no outbound calls. Nothing leaves the machine. Slot 1 shown above is "The Homer"; slot 2 is this Coyote-vs-F1-crash pick.

Palette & personalization

One validated data palette. The accent and its coordinated surface change together.

Slide heading

The 8-slot data palette below never changes — only the accent and its coordinated surface do, hue-matched so a warm theme never lands on a cold navy floor. Recognized shows unlock the ones that match what you love.

Slot	Color	Name
1	#2894eb	Signal Blue (anchor)
2	#d95926	Orange
3	#199e70	Aqua
4	#c98500	Yellow
5	#d55181	Magenta
6	#008300	Green
7	#9085e9	Violet
8	#e66767	Red

The onboarding swipe picker, showing the intro screen: talk length and audience questions.

Local tool — binds 127.0.0.1, no auth, no outbound calls. Nothing leaves the machine.

The palette picker: four theme cards (House, Wes Anderson, The Matrix, Breaking Bad), each on its own coordinated dark surface with the identical shared 8-color data palette underneath. Wes Anderson is selected (checkmark, sharp) and its siblings rack out of focus.

Local tool — binds 127.0.0.1, no auth, no outbound calls. Nothing leaves the machine.