A compact presentation delivered as a single HTML file. Use headings H1 → H5 intentionally for structure and accessibility. The file below is lightweight, printable, and easy to convert to PowerPoint or Google Slides.
This presentation explains a concept clearly across ten concise slides. Each slide uses semantic headings (h1..h5) and short paragraphs so screen readers, exporters, and search engines can parse the content. The tone is informative and friendly.
Open this HTML in any modern browser. Navigate by anchors or print/export. To make a PowerPoint, copy text per slide into Office, or use Print → Save as PDF then import to PowerPoint.
The main idea is to provide a portable, colorful presentation file that balances visual flair and semantic structure. This enables easy sharing (via phantomwalat.pages.dev), printing, screen-reader access, and export to Office formats.
High contrast text, large headings, and consistent spacing make the presentation readable. Use H1 for title, H2 for slide titles, H3 for section headers, down to H5 for minor notes.
A vivid but restrained palette draws attention to headings and calls-to-action. Accent colors are used to signal priority and maintain aesthetic cohesion across slides.
Using proper heading levels (H1–H5) improves navigation for screen reader users. Add ARIA labels or landmarks if you extend this template into a full site or dynamic app.
To produce a PowerPoint: open Office Online (button above), create a new slide deck, then paste slide content. Alternatively, print this page to PDF and import the PDF into PowerPoint as images or slides.
Keep animations minimal for clarity and compatibility. CSS transitions are fine for web; avoid heavy JS when exporting to static formats.
<h1>Site title</h1>
<h2>Slide title</h2>
<h3>Section header</h3>
<h4>Detail heading</h4>
<h5>Note or caption</h5>Use these five levels to create a clear visual and semantic hierarchy. Screen readers will announce headings and make it easier to browse slides quickly.
Accent colors highlight important phrases or calls-to-action. Avoid using color alone to convey meaning — pair color with icons or text labels for accessibility.
Two-column layouts are helpful for comparisons. Use the .grid style in this template for balanced columns that collapse neatly on mobile.
Host this single HTML file on GitHub Pages, Netlify, or any static host (for example: phantomwalat.pages.dev). Share the public URL with your audience — links open instantly in browsers on desktop and mobile.
1) Download this file and customize the copy and colors. 2) Copy each slide into PowerPoint or Google Slides using the Office Online link above. 3) Add simple images and logos while keeping headings semantic.
When in a browser: File → Print → Save as PDF. Import that PDF into PowerPoint (Insert → PDF or drag-and-drop) to create a slide deck quickly.
Thanks — built to be colorful, structured, and easy to port. Visit phantomwalat.pages.dev to host or preview your copy.