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Neo-Retro Dev Deck / Pixel-Infographic Editorial

Overall Style Name Neo-Retro Dev Deck / Pixel-Infographic Editorial 1. Core Visual Identity Aesthetic: Retro-futuristic, developer-centric, editorial infographic style Feels like: 90s computer manuals modern AI dev tools

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Overall Style Name
Neo-Retro Dev Deck / Pixel-Infographic Editorial
1. Core Visual Identity
Aesthetic:
Retro-futuristic, developer-centric, editorial infographic style
Feels like:
90s computer manuals
modern AI dev tools marketing
pixel-art meets startup slide deck
Mood:
Confident, playful, opinionated, slightly rebellious
“Builders explaining the future, not selling fluff”
2. Canvas & Background
Use a light cream / off-white grid paper background
Subtle square grid (engineering notebook feel)
Grid lines very light, never distracting
Slides should feel like annotated engineering notes, not corporate PPTs
3. Typography System
Primary headline font:
Bold, heavy sans-serif with strong geometry
Black text
Slightly condensed
High contrast against background
Language mixing:
Headlines can be "the language should be what users said in the prompt" + English mixed
English sub-labels under "the language should be what users said in the prompt" titles (small, clean)
Hierarchy:
Huge bold headline blocks
Medium sub-titles
Small explanatory captions below icons or boxes
4. Color Palette (Strict)
Use high-contrast blocks with thick black outlines:
Hot Pink (agent / brain / intelligence concepts)
Bright Yellow (editor / code / tools)
Cyan / Light Blue (browser / web / execution)
Black (text, borders)
White / cream (background)
Each section = one dominant color block
5. Layout Language
Stacked modular blocks
Rectangles with thick black borders
Slight overlaps allowed (intentional, collage-like)
Horizontal bars for section headers
Card-based structure for steps, evolution, layers
Slides should feel assembled, not perfectly aligned
(controlled imperfection)
6. Iconography & Graphics
Use pixel-art style icons, including:
Rocket
Robot / agent
Gear
Code brackets
Browser window
Chat bubbles
Icons should look:
Low-resolution
8-bit or 16-bit inspired
Flat colors, black outline
Decorative elements:
Small gears
Arrows
Chevrons <>
Pixel sparks / motion lines
7. Content Patterns (Very Important)
A. “System Architecture” Slides
Use stacked layers with labels
Each layer:
One color
One icon
One bold title
One short explanatory line
Example structure:
Agent Manager
AI Editor
Agent-Controlled Browser
B. “Evolution / Timeline” Slides
Left → right progression
Each step in its own box:
Auto-complete
Chat
Agent
New Model (highlighted)
Final step should be visually larger and more colorful
C. “Manifesto / Thesis” Slides
One huge headline in a boxed frame
Minimal text
Surrounded by playful icons
Feels like a statement, not documentation
8. Tone of Text
Short
Declarative
Slightly opinionated
No marketing fluff
Good:
“Agents execute tasks autonomously”
“Coding enters the agent era”
Bad:
“Empowering users with cutting-edge solutions”
9. What to Avoid
No gradients
No realistic photos
No soft shadows
No corporate templates
No minimalism for its own sake
This is expressive, not quiet
10. Generation Instruction (Critical)
Generate multiple slides following this exact visual system.
Maintain consistency in:
grid background
color usage
icon style
typography hierarchy
Slides should look like they belong to one cohesive deck, not individual posters.

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