Captured walkthroughBuild an editorial slide system with charcoal and cream backgrounds, high-contrast serif headings, and a single warm accent reserved for key values and conclusions. Reduce charts to fine rules, endpoint dots, direct labels, and generous empty space, pairing each diagram with a short interpretation. Alternate two-column analytical slides with a lighter, oversized-number summary slide; replace the social-content examples with the new subject’s metrics and redraw diagrams to suit their units and relationships.
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Charcoal and cream data storytelling
Four Chinese slides on content length, evidence signals, saves versus likes and publishing windows, with sparse charts, large percentages and a vertical timeline. Made with a gpt-image-2 prompt the creator tuned in YouMind.
How it was made
GPT 5.5 Pro and Grok for research, Codex or CC to write a Markdown article, YouMind for 20 slide images, then pasted into Keynote.
Codex · Claude Code · YouMind
Source and credit
X · May 29, 2026 · 130 likes · 18k views · 106 comments
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Look notesby Reference
Editorial infographic style using Chinese text, concise explanations, charts, and highlighted statistics.
- Color
- Charcoal and near-black backgrounds contrasted with cream, muted gold, and soft gray.
- Type
- Chinese sans-serif typography; large, restrained headings with smaller labels and body text, plus gold-accented numerals.
- Framing
- Clean, information-dense layouts combining charts or timelines with explanatory text and prominent callouts.
- Structure
- A sequence of explanatory slides covering a time-based comparison, a three-part concept with percentages, a favorites-versus-likes comparison, and a time-window method.






























