Establish a publication identity using a dark masthead, small tracked section labels, page numbers, and thin rules on warm ivory. Create sequence rhythm by alternating oversized statements with ruled columns, a numbered process grid, and a side-by-side comparison while keeping the same typographic hierarchy. For a new subject, replace the analysis with its own thesis, stages, contrasts, and closing principles; adjust column widths and line breaks to avoid cramped bilingual wrapping.
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A broadsheet design system breakdown
Eight broadsheet-style slides break down a design-system document: source notes, a thesis, six workflow stages, rules, banned patterns and a keep-or-skip comparison. Built with slides-grab, a slide harness for Claude Code and Codex.
You'll need
- slides-grab (npm) with Claude Code or Codex
How it was made
Deck from the slides-grab showcase gallery (https://nomadamas.github.io/slides-grab/): "a static gallery of presentations built with slides-grab", the "harness + editor + linter for generating slides in Claude Code / Codex". Each slide is its own HTML file plus a viewer and PDF.
slides-grab
Source and credit
GitHub · Apr 27, 2026 · 1.2k stars
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Look notesby Reference
A restrained newspaper-inspired breakdown of a design prompt, presented in Korean with a formal editorial tone.
- Color
- Warm ivory and pale gray backgrounds, near-black text and rules, with subtle muted gray accents.
- Type
- Bold serif display headlines paired with clean sans-serif Korean text and small monospaced labels.
- Framing
- Strong page headers, fine horizontal rules, numbered sections, and carefully aligned text panels create a precise editorial layout.
- Structure
- The sequence moves from a title page into the prompt and thesis, then develops workflow principles, a checklist, keep-versus-skip guidance, and a closing set of design rules.
