What you get

  • One offline HTML deck with editor, presenter notes and PowerPoint export
  • Ten recipes incl. an arc timeline and a glowing dot-flow process
  • CSS starfield, horizon glow and three color presets (gold, teal, rose)
  • Painted cover and closing from the style library, PopNow, your art or frames
  • Optional narrated talk version

Good for

  • Year-in-review and anniversary talks
  • Founder letters and company stories
  • Retrospectives and reflective keynotes

Not for

  • High-energy sales decks
  • Dense data reviews
  • Light or print-first documents

How to use it

In Claude or ChatGPT

Use the PopNow skill "Night Sky Story Deck" (night-sky-presentation) for this: Make a 12-slide year-in-review for our bakery's tenth year: the seasons, five moments on a timeline, three numbers and a thank-you.

In a coding agent

/popnow-night-sky-presentation Make a 12-slide year-in-review for our bakery's tenth year: the seasons, five moments on a timeline, three numbers and a thank-you.

Then try

Use the rose preset and turn page 6 into a four-step process.

Paint a new cover with a lit bakery window under the stars; quote it first.

What to have ready

  • The story and the few moments worth a page
  • Real numbers, if any
  • Slide count or speaking time
  • Optional: your own night or landscape artwork

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Questions

Do the stars move in PowerPoint?

No. The twinkle and falling-star effects play in the browser; PowerPoint and PDF exports show a still sky.

Does every page need a painting?

No. Only the cover and closing carry paintings, and both can switch to the free CSS starfield or horizon glow.

Can I use a light background?

No, this style is always dark. Brand colors map onto the accent and glow while the sky stays navy.

Which font does it use?

An embedded Latin subset of an open-licensed serif for headlines, so the deck works offline; body text uses system fonts.