Golden Market Deck

Explain an ecommerce or neighborhood-market concept as a journey from discovery to choice, handoff, payment and review. Golden Market Deck uses golden-orange fields, teal details, cream cards and original flat shopping/delivery illustrations, with live text and diagrams kept separate from the artwork. The sequence and image plan follow the brief rather than the example’s length.

What you get

  • A custom-count presentation selected from twelve optional roles: delivery opening, selection, connection/benefits, handoff, clothing/product detail, online/offline channels, object montage, service, everyday context, payment, review and closing. Layouts can be combined, reordered, extended or omitted without padding the story or repeating pictures.
  • A flat infographic visual language of golden orange, teal, navy, cream, red-orange and white. Compact dark headings, bands, arches, circular badges, split fields and clear callouts support detailed geometric scenes. This is intentionally not photographic or glossy 3D artwork; isolated scenes retain true alpha where needed.
  • Four generation-time directions—Golden market, Teal exchange, Warm neighborhood and Blue catalogue—and seventeen local illustrated catalog assets for seventeen example slots. Most are topic-specific to retail, delivery, grocery, payments or ecommerce. They illustrate a fictional concept, not an actual store, service inventory, transaction system or customer record.
  • Editable slide words, labels, charts and diagrams alongside placed illustration assets, plus speaker notes and browser viewing/presentation/print modes. A page-specific art ledger records only the scenes needed by the selected plan, with independent artwork per page and no fixed image quota.
  • A standalone 16:9 HTML deck with the style kit/shared runtime and Python build/check tools, plus Node image helpers. Requested PPTX keeps text/notes editable and pictures separate while illustration/background/diagram layers render; PDF gives one page per slide. It does not deliver a functioning storefront, payment integration or all-native-shape presentation.

Before you choose

Follow one shopper’s decision across selection, handoff and payment. Every promised option or service step should be supported by the brief, and illustrative review bars should remain labeled. Cheerful delivery art should explain the idea without implying a service already operates.

Good fit

  • A neighborhood makers market or ecommerce concept needs a coherent explanation of discovery, selection, service and checkout.
  • A team wants a consistent illustration-led visual language across benefit, comparison, payment and review pages.
  • A presenter can supply an audience, approved messages and a clear next action and wants layouts adapted to a requested length.

Not for

  • Recreating protected source illustrations, identities or characters. Art must be original/approved and avoid copied brands, watermarks or recognizable source faces.
  • Automated research or verification of market demand, service performance, product claims or customer evidence.
  • A PowerPoint deliverable in which each illustration fragment, icon, chart bar and decorative field remains a native shape.
  • Photorealistic/3D scene art or a working ecommerce/payment product rather than an explanatory presentation.

How to use

You say/golden-market-deck Create a twelve-page concept deck for a fictional neighborhood online market with original orange-and-teal shopping illustrations.
  1. Provide topic, audience, approved messages/source material, language and exact count, adding the desired next action. If no count is given, agree it from the material and speaking time before generating; include opening/closing in the total unless specified otherwise.

  2. Plan the discovery-to-service narrative with distinct page jobs using the twelve recipes, adapting or extending them as needed. Choose Golden market, Teal exchange, Warm neighborhood or Blue catalogue during generation. Preserve detailed flat silhouettes, compact typography, cream information cards and the chosen color-field relationships.

  3. Build an art ledger with page, subject, aspect, placement, palette, prompt and saved result. Choose suitable library reuse, generate only gaps or regenerate-all, giving approved supplied assets priority. Seventeen local illustrations cover specific retail/delivery/payment topics; check suitability and never use a product montage as proof of actual stock.

  4. Use each pictorial source on one page only; crops, rotations and recolors do not become independent images. Functional SVG primitives may recur. Match the kit’s landscape, portrait, square and 4:3 slot aspects, preserving true transparency for isolated objects and complete hands/objects in the crop. Avoid photorealistic skin, material shading, logos and words embedded in new art.

  5. Embed catalog IDs with the checksum-verifying Node helper. Authorized fresh art can use a built-in tool or optional paid FAL route with FAL_KEY; record returned task IDs and use status/fetch without automatic failure resubmission. Costs/account limits can apply. The narrative/page plan can be reviewed before optional image generation, but unfinished slots should remain labeled and listed.

  6. Replace fictional market copy, product claims, review bars, labels and contacts with approved material. Keep actual data and diagram text in editable nodes outside artwork; illustrative review scores are not measured service quality. Compose/build/check with Python 3 and the agreed count/style kit; Node is for media helpers, not core assembly.

  7. Embed final assets at useful resolution with quality-preserving/lossless WebP where linework needs it, staying under 20 MB. Inspect all 1280×720 pages for original/unique imagery, alpha edges, crops, text bounds, contrast and clear information hierarchy. Confirm page counters, thumbnails and notes match the actual sequence.

  8. Test Edit/E, words/pictures/order/object changes, notes, undo/redo, Save and reopening the HTML. Named palettes are generation choices rather than an editor theme selector. Export requested PPTX/PDF, run the PPTX checker and inspect text/notes, rendered artwork and fonts in the target application. Report what was actually checked before calling the output complete.

Requirements and costs

You bring
Presentation topic and audience · Key messages or source material · Desired slide count and language
Dependencies
A browser for presentation and verified print export · Node.js for local validation · A host image generation tool for fresh artwork · Chrome, Chromium or Edge plus Node.js 20 or newer — required only for PowerPoint export
Outside costs
Generating new artwork may incur a separate provider charge. The included original example can be viewed without image generation.
Publisher testing
v1.0.5 — Claude Code / Claude Desktop / Cowork / Codex / ChatGPT

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