Create a small family of geometric characters with consistent eye marks and white outlines, then reuse them as oversized illustrations, row markers, and UI avatars. Alternate quiet dark information slides with light or purple statement slides, keeping headline alignment and margins consistent. Explain processes through simplified interface cards rather than bullet lists, and finish with a tightly cropped character collage. For a new subject, replace the bot roles, interface examples, and event details while retaining the visual rhythm; increase contrast on secondary labels.
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Playful bot meetup deck
A Spanish bot-meetup deck: a purple event cover, an agenda, a colorful bot lineup, a three-step workflow, an anatomy diagram and a crowded illustrated closing screen. Made with Claude Sonnet 5.5 in Cursor.
How it was made
'slides i made for the @grok @bot event yesterday. sonnet 5.5 in @cursor_ai'. 14-slide event deck (agenda, credits, how bots work, build session).
Cursor · Claude Sonnet 5.5 · HTML and CSS
Source and credit
X · Sep 30, 2026 · 94 likes · 5.8k views · 11 comments
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Look notesby Reference
Playful Spanish-language presentation about bots, combining bold editorial typography, concise instructional content, and simple geometric bot characters.
- Color
- Mostly near-black backgrounds with white text, accented by vivid teal, orange, purple, pink, and blue; occasional pale gray and bright blue or purple slides.
- Type
- Large, clean sans-serif headlines with smaller restrained supporting text and compact labels.
- Framing
- Strong headline-led layouts with generous negative space, modular cards and diagrams, and colorful bot shapes used as illustrations and visual anchors.
- Structure
- The deck opens with event and access information, introduces an agenda and bot characters, explains bot-making and examples, presents bot anatomy and volunteer information, then closes with a build prompt and a character-filled end card.
