Accessible Dark PowerPoint Template
Budget: $10 – $30 USD
I already have a finished slide deck that reflects my branding, fonts, and general look-and-feel; what I don’t have is a reusable template. I need the whole thing rebuilt as a proper .potx so future presentations inherit the same clean design every time.
Key requirements
• Recreate my existing layouts on the Slide Master so every new slide automatically follows the right spacing and hierarchy.
• Lock in my chosen fonts on all levels (title, headings, body, captions).
• Build a dark, high-contrast color palette that preserves brand colors yet remains fully readable for viewers with red-green color-blindness.
• Provide ready-made variations for:
– Title slide
– Content + image combinations
– Graphs and charts (PowerPoint native)
– A code example slide with monospaced styling
No animations or fancy transitions are needed; simplicity and accessibility come first.
Deliverables
1. A polished .potx template with the above layouts, colors, and fonts embedded.
If you are comfortable with PowerPoint’s Slide Master, color themes, and accessibility best practices, this should be straightforward. I’ll supply the current deck and brand guidelines the moment we start.
Additionally, someone comfortable with an easy way to properly format and style C++ and Python code in powerpoint would be helpful (perhaps via VS Code)?
Key requirements
• Recreate my existing layouts on the Slide Master so every new slide automatically follows the right spacing and hierarchy.
• Lock in my chosen fonts on all levels (title, headings, body, captions).
• Build a dark, high-contrast color palette that preserves brand colors yet remains fully readable for viewers with red-green color-blindness.
• Provide ready-made variations for:
– Title slide
– Content + image combinations
– Graphs and charts (PowerPoint native)
– A code example slide with monospaced styling
No animations or fancy transitions are needed; simplicity and accessibility come first.
Deliverables
1. A polished .potx template with the above layouts, colors, and fonts embedded.
If you are comfortable with PowerPoint’s Slide Master, color themes, and accessibility best practices, this should be straightforward. I’ll supply the current deck and brand guidelines the moment we start.
Additionally, someone comfortable with an easy way to properly format and style C++ and Python code in powerpoint would be helpful (perhaps via VS Code)?