Reveal.js Chinese Slide Template

Problem

reveal.js defaults are English-first. Chinese decks often suffer from blurry fonts, tight line height, missing CJK punctuation rules, and weak code readability. This skill is not a PPTX generator; it helps engineers scaffold HTML slides for tech talks, courses, or pitches.

How it works

After the use case is confirmed, it recommends one of five templates: T1 minimal white for tech sharing, T2 large text and visuals for product releases, T3 navigation and section cards for long courses, T4 dark data visuals for investor pitches, and T5 magazine-style layout for personal talks. Key outputs include index.html, css/theme-zh.css, and sample Markdown slides.

Core capabilities
- Chinese font overrides to avoid falling back to SimSun
- fade transitions, readable code blocks, and PDF export as fallback
- Deployment guidance for GitHub Pages, Vercel, Netlify, or Cloudflare Pages
- Explicitly skips heavy 3D/WebGL animation and does not replace editable PowerPoint delivery

Fit and limits

Good for tech talks, documentation-style decks, inline code, Git management, and online sharing. Avoid it when the deliverable must be an editable PPTX, requires complex animation, or the user cannot work with HTML/CSS. It does not write the presentation content; if editable text is required, start from PowerPoint.