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# Design System for Brandlogy PPT (16:9) — Inspired by MiniMax

## 0. Production Constraints (Read First)

Output
- 16:9 slides only (PowerPoint standard 13.333" × 7.5", reference resolution 1920 × 1080 px). No other aspect ratios are valid output.
- All deliverables go through the Brandlogy template (_Claude_Brandlogy_Template_2026.pptx or equivalent uploaded to project knowledge).

Brand Assets (mandatory, no substitution)
- Logo: Brandlogy logo only. Do NOT substitute MiniMax or any third-party logo. Place at top-right of every slide unless explicitly told otherwise. Use the logo file exactly as provided — see Logo Integrity Rule below. The user will provide the logo file directly in the conversation when needed.
- Typography: Pretendard only — no exceptions. Do NOT use DM Sans, Outfit, Poppins, Roboto, Noto, system fallbacks, or any other family under any circumstance. Every weight reference below maps to Pretendard's scale (Thin 100 → Black 900). Assume Pretendard is available on the rendering machine; if a fallback string is needed for export, use Pretendard, "Pretendard Variable", -apple-system, system-ui, sans-serif, but the only family that should actually render is Pretendard.

Slide Skeleton — locked positions across the deck
Every slide in the deck must place these five zones at identical coordinates. The reader's eye should never have to relearn the layout when flipping pages — only the body contents change, never the frame.

| Zone | Position (slide 13.333" × 7.5") | Contents | Style |
|---|---|---|---|
| Header strip | 0.4"–0.7" from top, full width within 0.5" side margins | Chapter name (left), Brandlogy logo (right) | Chapter: Pretendard 600, 12pt, #8e8e93. Logo: original transparent PNG provided by user, sized ≈ 1.22" × 0.24" (aspect-locked), top-right anchored ≈0.5" from right edge |
| Headline zone | 1.0"–1.75" from top, 0.5" left margin | Slide headline (one-sentence copy, 대제목) | Pretendard 700, 32–40pt, #222222, line-height 1.20 |
| Subtitle zone | 1.63"–2.03" from top, 0.5" left margin | Subtitle (부제목) | Pretendard 500, 16pt, #45515e, line-height 1.45 |
| Body box | 2.39"–6.85" from top, 0.5" side margins | All body components — see §5 | Mixed |
| Footer strip | 7.05"–7.3" from top, full width within 0.5" side margins | Page number (left), source/footnote (right) | Page: Pretendard 500, 10pt, #8e8e93. Source: Pretendard 400, 9–10pt, #8e8e93 |

Vertical rhythm: The gaps in the upper half of the slide are intentional and not uniform — Header strip → Headline = 0.3" (deliberate breathing space below chapter line). Headline zone → Subtitle zone = 0.1" zone-to-zone, but because the headline text typically renders shorter than its zone, the visual gap between the headline text bottom and the subtitle text is closer to 0.13" — title and subtitle read as one tightly-coupled unit. Subtitle bottom → Body top ≈ 0.36" — a clear visual break that lets the body box read as its own region while still feeling anchored to the title block above. This pattern (loose top, tight middle, medium bottom) is what makes the title block feel like the slide's "anchor" rather than a floating header.

Lock rule: These five zones do not move between slides. Chapter name stays at the same baseline, headline starts at the same Y, subtitle starts at the same Y, body box starts and ends at the same Y, footer strip is identical. Override is permitted only when structurally unavoidable — i.e., a section divider that intentionally breaks the frame, a full-bleed cover, or a closing slide. Routine "this body is taller than usual" is NOT an unavoidable case; restructure the content instead.

Hard boundary: Body content lives strictly inside 2.39"–6.85" (the Body box). It does NOT bleed upward into the Subtitle zone (above 2.39") and does NOT bleed downward into the Footer strip (below 6.85"). A 0.2" clearance buffer (6.85"–7.05") sits between the body box and the footer strip — keep it empty so the page number and source line never get crowded. Anything taller than 4.46" of body height must be split, scaled down, or moved to a second slide — not allowed to invade adjacent zones.

Logo Integrity Rule: The Brandlogy logo must be placed exactly as provided — original file, original proportions, original colors, original transparency (alpha channel preserved). The user supplies a transparent PNG (누끼); insert that file as-is. Do NOT add an underline, strikethrough, drop shadow, glow, border, frame, recolor, gradient, opacity change, background fill, opaque box behind the logo, or any other visual treatment. Do NOT crop, stretch, skew, rotate, or duplicate the logo. The only permitted operations are uniform scaling (preserving aspect ratio) to fit the ≈0.24" target height (resulting width typically ≈1.22" depending on source proportions), and uniform color inversion to a white variant when placed on dark backgrounds (section dividers, closing slides). A black or white rectangle behind the logo is a defect, not the design — if a generated output shows any line, mark, decoration, or solid box on/behind the logo that is not in the original file, treat it as a defect and fix it before exporting.

Body Density Rule
The lower body box must NOT be left half-empty. Plan body content to fill the available area at a comfortable reading density — charts, diagrams, KPI tiles, comparison tables, dual-column layouts, supporting captions. Empty bottom space breaks the McKinsey/BCG sharpness target. Whitespace is a tool for breathing rhythm between elements, not a default for the bottom 30% of every slide.

Density never overrides the hard boundary. "Filling the bottom" means filling inside the body box (2.39"–6.85") — it does NOT mean spilling content into the 0.2" footer clearance, the footer strip, or the subtitle/headline zones above. If pursuing density tempts you to push a card down to 7.0" or up to 2.35", you have too much content on the slide; split it.

If a slide genuinely has thin content, use one of these density tactics — never decorative padding, never zone invasion:
- Pull supporting evidence (quote, data point, mini-chart, source) into a side panel, still inside the body box
- Add a "So What" callout box at the bottom of the body box (above 6.85") summarizing the takeaway
- Insert a diagram that visually reinforces the headline
- Split the body into a 2-column claim / evidence layout
- Use Pattern F (Stacked Insight Layers, see §5) — three horizontal bands within the body box

Do NOT pad with decorative shapes or stock illustrations to fake density.

Visualization-First Rule (Style 1 — strong)
Style 1 is data-first. Whenever a slide carries data, comparison, process, structure, or relationship — visualize it, do not narrate it in prose. This is a strong default, not a suggestion.

Trigger conditions (if any of these apply, the slide MUST include a visualization):
- Two or more numbers being compared (chart or KPI tile row, never inline prose)
- A trend over time (line chart or timeline, even with only 2–3 points)
- Composition / share / distribution (bar, donut, or 100% stacked bar)
- A process or sequence (horizontal arrow flow, numbered stages)
- A comparison across categories (grouped/stacked bar or table — chart preferred over table)
- A structural relationship between concepts (diagram, matrix, 2×2)
- A geographic or hierarchical breakdown (map, tree, or org chart)

Visualization options to reach for, in priority order:
1. Charts — bar (horizontal/vertical/grouped/stacked), line, area, scatter, donut. Default. Use Style 1 chart palette (§4).
2. KPI tiles with sparklines — when a single number deserves emphasis but context still matters
3. Diagrams — flow, sequence, 2×2 matrix, layered architecture, Venn (rare), funnel, hierarchy
4. Annotated images / screenshots — only when the visual artifact itself is the evidence
5. Tables — last resort, only when individual cell values matter and ranking/comparison is secondary

Constraints (visualization never breaks the layout):
- Visualizations live strictly inside the body box (2.39"–6.85"). Never bleed into headline/subtitle/footer zones.
- A single slide should carry 1–2 visualizations max, not 4+. Cramming charts breaks the pacing more than missing them.
- Every chart and diagram must have: a title (Pretendard 600 14pt), axis labels (Pretendard 400 10pt #45515e), and a source line (Pretendard 400 9pt #8e8e93) directly below.
- If a visualization would force font sizes below 9pt or compress data labels into illegibility, the slide has too much data — split it, don't shrink the chart.
- Pure-prose body slides are reserved for: section openers, hero takeaways, single-quote callouts, definitions. Everything else gets a visualization.

When in doubt, ask: "Could this be a chart instead of bullets?" If yes, make it a chart.

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## 1. Visual Theme & Atmosphere

The aesthetic bridges Apple-grade product-marketing clarity with a playful, rounded, gallery-like feel. Pure white (#ffffff) is the structural background; color enters via charts, KPI cards, gradients, and accent elements. Pretendard at moderate weights (500–700) carries a confident-but-approachable tone — not aggressive, not airy.

Key Characteristics
- White-dominant canvas with colorful accent elements (charts, KPI cards, gradients) carrying visual interest
- Pretendard across the entire system, with weight (not family) doing all hierarchy work
- Pill buttons (9999px / fully rounded) for nav, tabs, toggles
- Generous rounded cards (16–24px radius) for content blocks
- Brand blue spectrum: #1456f0 → #3b82f6 → #60a5fa
- Brand pink (#ea5ec1) reserved for decorative accents
- Near-black text (#222222, #18181b) on white
- Purple-tinted shadows (rgba(44, 30, 116, 0.16)) for featured cards — subtle brand glow
- Dark sections (#181e25) for divider/closing slides if needed

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## 2. Color Palette & Roles

### Brand Primary
- Brand Blue (#1456f0): primary brand identity color
- Sky Blue (#3daeff): lighter brand variant for accents
- Brand Pink (#ea5ec1): secondary accent — decorative only, never on body text

### Blue Scale
- #bfdbfe — light blue background
- #60a5fa — primary-light, active states, chart fills
- #3b82f6 — primary-500, standard blue actions, primary chart series
- #2563eb — primary-600, emphasis
- #1d4ed8 — primary-700, deep emphasis
- #17437d — brand-deep

### Text
- #222222 — primary text (body, headline)
- #18181b — heading-dark, dark button text
- #181e25 — dark surface text, footer-bg
- #45515e — secondary text (subtitle, captions)
- #8e8e93 — tertiary/muted text (chapter name, page number, source)
- #5f5f5f — helper text

### Surface
- #ffffff — primary background (every slide)
- #f0f0f0 — secondary container background
- hsla(0, 0%, 100%, 0.4) — frosted glass overlay
- #f2f3f5 — subtle dividers
- #e5e7eb — component borders

### Semantic
- #e8ffea — success background (pair with #16a34a for success text)

### Shadow Library
| Token | Value | Use |
|---|---|---|
| Standard | rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.08) 0px 4px 6px | Default cards |
| Soft Glow | rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.08) 0px 0px 22.576px | Ambient shadow |
| Brand Glow | rgba(44, 30, 116, 0.16) 0px 0px 15px | Featured cards |
| Brand Glow Offset | rgba(44, 30, 116, 0.11) 6.5px 2px 17.5px | Hero product cards |
| Elevated | rgba(36, 36, 36, 0.08) 0px 12px 16px -4px | Lifted/hover-equivalent emphasis |

### Hero Gradient (Premium Accent — use sparingly)
A single elegant blue gradient is permitted to elevate hero moments. The gradient is built from the existing blue scale — no new colors are introduced.

TokenHero Gradient: linear-gradient(135deg, #1456f0 0%, #3b82f6 50%, #60a5fa 100%)

Fixed parameters — do NOT vary these:
- Angle: 135° (top-left dark → bottom-right light). Consistent across the deck.
- Stops: 0% / 50% / 100% with the three brand blues in order. No additional color stops.
- Colors: Only #1456f0, #3b82f6, #60a5fa from the existing scale. No purple, cyan, teal, or pink mixed in.

Permitted locations (max 3 across the entire deck)
1. Cover slide hero card — the single featured card on the cover slide (Pattern E in §5)
2. Section divider background — the dark divider slide may use Hero Gradient instead of solid #181e25 for a more premium feel
3. One Featured KPI card per slide — at most one KPI tile per slide may use the gradient as background, with white text on it. Pair with Brand Glow shadow.

Forbidden locations
- Chart bars / lines / data points — gradients on data create false visual hierarchy (longer bars look "more saturated"). Use flat brand blue (#1456f0 or #3b82f6) for all chart series.
- Headline or body text — text-on-gradient or gradient-text is AI-slop visual. Text stays solid #222222.
- Header strip and footer strip — these zones are flat, always.
- Standard content cards (non-featured) — gradients on every card destroy the white-canvas brand identity.
- Body card backgrounds in bulk — only one gradient element per slide. Multiple gradients break the design.

Premium-look rules
- Always pair Hero Gradient with the Brand Glow shadow (rgba(44, 30, 116, 0.16) 0px 0px 15px) for the soft halo effect that prevents flat-poster look.
- Inside text on gradient must be white (#ffffff) at Pretendard 500–700, never #222222 or any blue.
- Gradient cards use 20–24px radius (the larger end of the radius scale) — sharp corners on gradient look cheap.
- Never overlay another gradient, image, or pattern on top of Hero Gradient. The gradient itself IS the visual interest.

If the gradient would compete with charts on the same slide, the chart wins — move the gradient element to a different slide. Charts and gradients on the same slide create visual chaos.

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## 3. Typography Rules (Pretendard-only)

### Family
Pretendard only (Korean + Latin support, weights 100–900). No other family is permitted under any circumstance — not for headlines, not for data, not for fallback. If a fallback string is required for export-safety, use: Pretendard, "Pretendard Variable", -apple-system, system-ui, sans-serif, but the only family that should actually render is Pretendard. Pretendard must be embedded in the .pptx on export so the layout survives on machines without it installed.

### Weight Map (functional roles)
- 700 Bold — Slide headlines, section titles, KPI numbers, strong body emphasis
- 600 SemiBold — Card titles, button text, chapter name, body H2/H3
- 500 Medium — Sub-headings, subtitles, feature labels, emphasized body
- 400 Regular — Body text, captions, sources, footnotes
- 300 Light and 800 ExtraBold are available for special cases — use sparingly

### Hierarchy (16:9 slide, 1920 × 1080 reference)

| Role | Weight | Size (pt) | Size (px @144dpi) | Line Height | Color |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Slide Headline (대제목) | 700 | 32–40pt | 64–80px | 1.20 | #222222 |
| Subtitle (부제목) | 500 | 16pt | 32px | 1.45 | #45515e |
| Body H2 (본문 중제목) | 600 | 18–20pt | 36–40px | 1.40 | #222222 |
| Body H3 (본문 소제목) | 600 | 14–16pt | 28–32px | 1.45 | #222222 |
| Body | 400 | 12–14pt | 24–28px | 1.50 | #222222 |
| Body Emphasized | 500 | 12–14pt | 24–28px | 1.50 | #222222 |
| Body Bold | 700 | 12–14pt | 24–28px | 1.50 | #222222 |
| KPI Number | 700 | 36–48pt | 72–96px | 1.10 | #1456f0 (or context color) |
| KPI Label | 500 | 11–12pt | 22–24px | 1.30 | #45515e |
| Chapter Name | 600 | 11–12pt | 22–24px | 1.30 | #8e8e93 |
| Page Number | 500 | 9–10pt | 18–20px | 1.30 | #8e8e93 |
| Caption / Source | 400 | 9–10pt | 18–20px | 1.40 | #8e8e93 |
| Tag / Badge | 600 | 10–11pt | 20–22px | 1.20 | varies |

### Principles
- Weight does the hierarchy work, not family. Pretendard 700 vs 500 vs 400 carries the entire vertical rhythm.
- Default line-height 1.50 for body, 1.45 for subtitles, 1.20–1.30 for headlines and labels. Tight (1.10) for big numbers.
- No italic unless quoting a source — use weight contrast instead.
- Korean–Latin mixing: Pretendard handles both natively. No font swap mid-sentence.
- Tracking (자간): 0 for body, -0.02em ~ -0.03em for large headlines (32pt+) to compensate for optical loosening at large sizes.

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## 4. Component Stylings

### Buttons / Pills

Pill Primary Dark
- BG #181e25, text #ffffff, padding 11px 20px, radius 8px, Pretendard 600 13–14pt
- Use: primary CTA on cover/closing slides

Pill Nav / Tab
- BG rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.05), text #18181b, radius 9999px, Pretendard 500 11–12pt
- Use: section tabs, filter indicators

Pill White
- BG #ffffff, text rgba(24, 30, 37, 0.8), radius 9999px, Pretendard 500
- Use: secondary nav, inactive tabs

Secondary Light
- BG #f0f0f0, text #333333, padding 11px 20px, radius 8px, Pretendard 500
- Use: secondary actions, divider tags

### Content Cards (body zone)

Standard Content Card
- BG #ffffff, radius 13–16px, shadow Standard (rgba(0,0,0,0.08) 0px 4px 6px)
- Internal padding 16–24px
- Use: KPI tiles, point-by-point breakdowns, capability cards

Featured Card
- BG vibrant gradient (blue/purple/pink/orange family) or white, radius 20–24px
- Shadow Brand Glow (rgba(44,30,116,0.16) 0px 0px 15px)
- Use: hero takeaway, section opener, headline product card

Data Card (chart container)
- BG #ffffff, radius 13px, border 1px solid #f2f3f5, no shadow OR Standard shadow
- Title row at top (Pretendard 600, 14pt), source line at bottom (Pretendard 400, 9pt, #8e8e93)

### Charts
- Primary series: #1456f0 or #3b82f6
- Secondary series: #60a5fa, #bfdbfe, #17437d
- Negative/comparison series: #ea5ec1 or neutral #8e8e93
- Gridlines: #e5e7eb, 1px
- Axis labels: Pretendard 400, 10pt, #45515e
- Data labels on bars/points: Pretendard 600, 11pt, #222222
- Always cite source under chart in 9–10pt #8e8e93

### Tables
- Header row: BG #f2f3f5, Pretendard 600 12pt, #222222
- Body rows: Pretendard 400 12pt, #222222, alternating BG #ffffff / #fafafa optional
- Row dividers: 1px #e5e7eb
- Cell padding: 8px 12px
- No vertical dividers — rely on column spacing

### Links / Inline Emphasis
- Primary inline: #1456f0, no underline, Pretendard 500
- Source attribution: #8e8e93, Pretendard 400, 9–10pt

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## 5. Layout Principles

### Slide Grid (16:9, 13.333" × 7.5")
- Outer margins: 0.5" left/right, 0.4" top, 0.3" bottom
- Content width: 12.333"
- Content height: 6.8"
- Internal column system: 12-column grid, 0.2" gutter (column width ≈ 0.95")

### Vertical Zones (locked — identical coordinates on every slide)
| Zone | Y-range (from top) | Contents |
|---|---|---|
| Header strip | 0.4" – 0.7" | Chapter name (left), Brandlogy logo (right) |
| Headline | 1.0" – 1.75" | Slide headline (대제목) |
| Subtitle | 1.63" – 2.03" | Subtitle (부제목, one-sentence lead, 16pt) |
| Body box | 2.39" – 6.85" | All body components, charts, diagrams |
| Clearance buffer | 6.85" – 7.05" | Empty — no content, no padding |
| Footer strip | 7.05" – 7.3" | Page number (left), source line (right) |

Lock rule: These zones do not shift between slides. The header → headline → subtitle → body → footer rhythm is fixed across the entire deck. Body zone (2.39"–6.85", a 4.46" tall box) is where 95% of design work happens, and it must be filled densely — but only inside the box (see §0 Body Density Rule and Hard boundary).

Vertical rhythm (gaps between zones): Header → Headline = 0.3" (loose, breathing space below chapter line). Headline zone → Subtitle zone = 0.1" zone-to-zone, but visual gap between rendered headline text and subtitle text is closer to 0.13" because the headline text doesn't fill its full zone — title and subtitle read as a single tightly-coupled unit. Subtitle → Body = 0.36" (medium, lets the body box read as its own region while staying anchored to the title block). The non-uniform rhythm — loose top, tight middle, medium bottom — is what makes the title block feel like an anchor rather than a floating header.

Clearance buffer: The 0.2" gap between body box bottom (6.85") and footer strip top (7.05") is intentional. It must remain empty so the page number and source line never visually collide with body cards. Treat 6.85" as a wall.

Override exception: Section dividers, full-bleed covers, and closing slides may break the frame intentionally — but only if the break is the design point. "I had too much content" is not a valid override.

### Spacing Scale (within body zone)
- Base unit: 4px (0.028" / 0.07cm)
- Steps: 4, 8, 12, 16, 20, 24, 32, 40, 48, 64, 80px
- Card-to-card gap: 16–24px
- Section-internal padding: 16–24px
- Headline-to-subtitle gap: 16px
- Subtitle-to-body gap: 32px

### Border Radius Scale
- 4px — small tags, micro badges
- 8px — buttons, small cards, input-like elements
- 11–13px — medium cards, data tiles
- 16–20px — large content cards
- 22–24px — hero product cards, major containers
- 30–32px — badge pills
- 9999px — full pill (buttons, tabs)

### Body Composition Patterns (use these to maintain density)

Pattern A — KPI Strip + Detail (most common)
- Top half of body: 3–4 KPI cards in a row (each ~3" wide × 1.6" tall)
- Bottom half: supporting chart or 2-column claim/evidence

Pattern B — Two-Column Compare
- Left column (5.5" wide): claim + supporting bullets
- Right column (5.5" wide): chart, diagram, or visual evidence
- Optional bottom-spanning "So What" callout box

Pattern C — Diagram-Centered
- Centered diagram occupies ~70% of body
- 3–4 caption boxes around the diagram explain components
- Bottom strip: source + summary takeaway

Pattern D — Process Flow
- Horizontal arrow flow with 4–6 stages across body
- Each stage: numbered circle, stage label, 1–2 line description
- Below the flow: outcomes summary or pull-quote

Pattern E — Quote + Evidence
- Large pull-quote (Pretendard 500, 24–28pt) on left half
- Stack of 2–3 supporting data cards on right half

Pattern F — Stacked Insight Layers (use when content is thin to keep density)
- Top band: KPI summary (1 row)
- Middle band: one chart or diagram
- Bottom band: 3-up evidence cards (claim + 1-line proof + source)
- Eliminates empty bottom space without padding

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## 6. Depth & Elevation

| Level | Treatment | Use |
|---|---|---|
| 0 — Flat | No shadow | Background, in-flow text |
| 1 — Subtle | rgba(0,0,0,0.08) 0px 4px 6px | Standard content cards |
| 2 — Ambient | rgba(0,0,0,0.08) 0px 0px 22.576px | Soft surrounding glow |
| 3 — Brand Glow | rgba(44,30,116,0.16) 0px 0px 15px | Featured/takeaway cards |
| 4 — Elevated | rgba(36,36,36,0.08) 0px 12px 16px -4px | Hero, hover-equivalent emphasis |

Use Brand Glow sparingly — at most one element per slide. Standard shadow handles most cards. Flat is the default for blocks of text directly on the white slide background.

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## 7. Do's and Don'ts

### Do
- Anchor chapter name, headline, and subtitle at the same coordinates on every single slide
- Fill the lower body box with structured, dense content (charts, KPI cards, 2-column layouts, evidence stacks)
- Use Pretendard weights — not different families — to build hierarchy
- Apply pill radius (9999px) for tabs/toggles, 8px for action buttons, 16–24px for content cards
- Reserve the brand purple-tinted shadow for the single featured element on a slide
- Keep body copy at Pretendard 400–500; use 700 only for emphasis and KPI numbers
- Cite every data source in 9–10pt #8e8e93 at the bottom of the relevant element
- Use 12-column internal grid logic for body layouts

### Don't
- Don't leave the bottom 20–30% of the body zone visually empty — restructure or add evidence/callout
- Don't use any font other than Pretendard — no DM Sans, Outfit, Poppins, Roboto, Noto, system defaults
- Don't use the MiniMax logo or any logo other than Brandlogy
- Don't deviate from the locked zone coordinates (header strip, headline, subtitle, body box, footer strip) across slides — same Y for chapter, headline, subtitle, body top, body bottom, logo, and source line on every page. Override only when structurally unavoidable (section divider, full-bleed cover, closing slide).
- Don't let body content invade the headline/subtitle zones above 2.39" or the clearance buffer / footer strip below 6.85" — if it doesn't fit, split the slide
- Don't apply brand pink (#ea5ec1) to body text or buttons — decorative accents only
- Don't use sharp corners on content cards — minimum radius is 8px, body cards 13–24px
- Don't darken shadows past 0.16 opacity — light-and-airy is the brand register
- Don't apply Hero Gradient to chart bars, lines, or any data series — gradients create false visual hierarchy on data. Charts use flat brand blue.
- Don't apply Hero Gradient to text or use gradient-text effects — solid #222222 for ink, white for text on gradient surfaces.
- Don't use more than one Hero Gradient element per slide, and don't exceed 3 gradient elements across the entire deck.
- Don't vary the gradient angle, stops, or colors — Hero Gradient is fixed at linear-gradient(135deg, #1456f0 0%, #3b82f6 50%, #60a5fa 100%).
- Don't pad slides with decorative shapes or stock illustrations to fake density — use real evidence
- Don't introduce a second display family alongside Pretendard
- Don't use weight 800–900 for body headings (reserve for closing slide / section divider only)
- Don't use emojis anywhere on slides

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## 8. Aspect Ratio & Export Notes

- 16:9 only. Reject 4:3, 1:1, 9:16, A4, letter, or any other format requests.
- Export resolution target: 1920 × 1080 px minimum for image preview; native PowerPoint vector preserved in the .pptx.
- Embedded font: Pretendard must be embedded in the .pptx (Save options → "Embed fonts in the file") so the layout survives on machines without Pretendard installed.
- All chart text and data labels must be live text (not rasterized images) to keep edit-ability.

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## 9. Agent Prompt Guide

### Quick Reference Strip
- Aspect: 16:9 only
- Bg: #ffffff (every slide), #181e25 (closing/divider only)
- Headline: #222222, Pretendard 700, 32–40pt
- Subtitle: #45515e, Pretendard 500, 16pt
- Body: #222222, Pretendard 400, 12–14pt
- Source/caption: #8e8e93, Pretendard 400, 9–10pt
- Brand blue: #1456f0 / #3b82f6 / #60a5fa
- Hero Gradient (premium accent, max 3 elements per deck): linear-gradient(135deg, #1456f0 0%, #3b82f6 50%, #60a5fa 100%) — for cover hero card / section divider bg / 1 featured KPI per slide. Pair with Brand Glow shadow. Never on charts, text, headers, or footers.
- Brand pink (accents only): #ea5ec1
- Borders: #e5e7eb, #f2f3f5
- Logo: Brandlogy, top-right (≈0.5" from right edge, y≈0.44"), insert provided PNG as-is, ≈1.22"×0.24" aspect-locked, alpha preserved (no background fill / underline / shadow / recolor / crop)
- Page number: bottom-left, Pretendard 500 10pt #8e8e93
- Font: Pretendard only

### Example Component Prompts

Cover Slide (Hero Gradient option)
"Build a 16:9 cover slide on #ffffff. Slide headline at 1.0"–1.75" from top, Pretendard 700, 40pt, #222222, line-height 1.20. Subtitle at 1.63"–2.03", Pretendard 500, 16pt, #45515e, line-height 1.45. Body zone (2.39"–6.85"): single hero featured card with Hero Gradient background (linear-gradient(135deg, #1456f0 0%, #3b82f6 50%, #60a5fa 100%)), 24px radius, Brand Glow shadow rgba(44,30,116,0.16) 0px 0px 15px, containing the deck's central KPI in Pretendard 700 48pt #ffffff (white text on gradient — never blue) with a 12pt Pretendard 500 rgba(255,255,255,0.85) label below. Brandlogy logo at top-right (insert provided PNG file as-is, ≈1.22"×0.24" aspect-locked, alpha preserved — no background fill, no decorations, no recolor), page number at bottom-left. Body content stays strictly above 6.85" — clearance buffer 6.85"–7.05" remains empty."

Content Slide — KPI Strip + Chart
"Build a 16:9 content slide. Chapter name top-left at y=0.4" baseline, Pretendard 600 12pt #8e8e93. Brandlogy logo top-right at y≈0.44", insert provided PNG file as-is (≈1.22"×0.24" aspect-locked, transparent alpha preserved, no background fill / underline / box / recolor). Headline at 1.0"–1.75", Pretendard 700 36pt #222222. Subtitle at 1.63"–2.03", Pretendard 500 16pt #45515e. Body zone split: top half (2.39"–4.2") is a row of 4 KPI cards (white BG, 13px radius, Standard shadow, internal padding 20px), each with KPI number Pretendard 700 32pt #1456f0 and label Pretendard 500 11pt #45515e. Bottom half (4.3"–6.85") is a horizontal bar chart, primary series #3b82f6, axis labels Pretendard 400 10pt #45515e, source line under chart Pretendard 400 9pt #8e8e93. Page number at bottom-left (y=7.05"), source/footnote at bottom-right (y=7.05")."

Two-Column Compare
"Build a 16:9 slide with anchors as standard. Body zone: two columns, 5.5" wide each, 0.4" gutter. Left column header Pretendard 600 18pt #222222, body bullets Pretendard 400 13pt #222222 line-height 1.50. Right column same structure but with a vertical bar chart (primary #1456f0, comparison #ea5ec1). Add a 'So What' callout box spanning full width at the bottom of the body zone, BG #f2f3f5, 13px radius, padding 16px, Pretendard 600 14pt #222222."

Section Divider
"Build a 16:9 section divider on #181e25 (dark) BG OR Hero Gradient linear-gradient(135deg, #1456f0 0%, #3b82f6 50%, #60a5fa 100%) for premium feel. Section number top-left in Pretendard 600 14pt rgba(255,255,255,0.6). Brandlogy logo top-right in white variant (original asset uniformly inverted to white — no other modification). Section title centered vertically, Pretendard 700 56pt #ffffff. One-line lead under title, Pretendard 500 22pt rgba(255,255,255,0.7), line-height 1.45. Page number bottom-left in rgba(255,255,255,0.6)."

### Iteration Checklist (run before exporting any slide)
1. Aspect ratio 16:9? ✓
2. Pretendard everywhere — no other fonts? ✓
3. Brandlogy logo at top-right, original asset with transparency preserved (no black/white box behind), no underline / shadow / recolor / crop / rotation? ✓
4. All five zone anchors (header / headline / subtitle / body box / footer) match previous slide coordinates? ✓
5. Body content stays strictly inside 2.39"–6.85" — no invasion of headline/subtitle zones above or clearance buffer/footer below? ✓
6. Lower body box filled with dense, structured content (no empty bottom 30% within the box)? ✓
7. If the slide carries data / comparison / process / structure — is it visualized as a chart or diagram (not narrated as prose)? ✓
8. Every data point has a source line? ✓
9. At most one Brand Glow element on the slide? ✓
10. Hero Gradient (if used) only on permitted locations (cover hero card / section divider bg / 1 featured KPI), max 1 per slide and max 3 across the deck, never on chart bars or text? ✓
11. Headline weight 700, subtitle weight 500, body 400 — hierarchy holds? ✓
12. No emojis anywhere? ✓
13. All chart/data text is live (not rasterized)? ✓

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End of system. Apply consistently across every slide in the deck.

기존 디자인 시스템 §9 Agent Prompt Guide에 추가
Quick Reference Strip에 추가:
Color Duality: MemeMax(Left) = #1456f0 / Cascade(Right) = #f97316
Title-Sub Gap: headline h=0.9", subtitle y=2.0" (항상 고정)
Font Scale: H2 min 20pt, body min 13pt, KPI min 40pt

§7 Do's and Don'ts — Do 섹션에 추가:


두 대상을 비교하는 모든 슬라이드에서 왼쪽은 Brand Blue(#1456f0) 계열, 오른쪽은 Brand Orange(#f97316) 계열로 완전히 구분한다. 카드 테두리·배지·KPI 숫자·차트 시리즈·테이블 텍스트·불릿 포인트 모두 이 규칙을 따른다.
헤드라인 텍스트 박스 높이(h)는 최소 0.9"로 설정하고, 서브타이틀 Y좌표는 2.0"으로 고정하여 두 줄 래핑 시에도 겹침이 발생하지 않도록 한다.
카드 내 H2(소제목)는 최소 20pt, 본문 텍스트는 최소 13pt, KPI 숫자는 최소 40pt로 설정한다.


§7 Don't 섹션에 추가:


Don't use the same color on both sides of a comparison layout — Blue (left) and Orange (right) must always be visually distinct.
Don't set headline h below 0.9" when the headline may wrap to two lines.
Don't use body text below 13pt or H2 below 20pt inside content cards.



§5 Slide Skeleton — Headline/Subtitle 좌표 수정:
Zone기존 Y수정 후 YHeadline1.0"–1.75"1.0"–1.9" (h=0.9")Subtitle1.63"–2.03"2.0"–2.38" (고정)

이걸 시스템 프롬프트 상단 §0 Production Constraints에도 한 줄 박아두면 어떤 슬라이드 만들어도 자동 적용돼요!
Color Duality Rule (비교 레이아웃 필수):
Left = #1456f0 Blue / Right = #f97316 Orange — 절대 동일 색상 금지
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