html-ppt-taste-brutalist
16:9 HTML deck in tactical-telemetry / CRT-terminal taste. Deactivated-CRT charcoal slides, white-phosphor monospace, hazard-red accent, scanline overlay, ASCII syntax, density over decoration. Distilled from Leonxlnx/taste-skill `brutalist-skill` (Tactical Telemetry mode).
What this skill does
# HTML PPT — Tactical Telemetry / CRT Terminal A 16:9 deck for project debriefs, security reviews, infra incident write-ups, ops walkthroughs, and any "we are not selling, we are reporting" presentation. Reads like a declassified mission packet, not a pitch deck. This skill commits to ONE substrate (dark CRT) — never mix with the light Swiss-print mode in the same artifact. ## Source Distilled from [Leonxlnx/taste-skill](https://github.com/Leonxlnx/taste-skill) — `skills/brutalist-skill/SKILL.md` §2.2 (Tactical Telemetry & CRT Terminal). Deck system follows the project's existing `html-ppt` convention (16:9 slides, vertical-stack fallback when opened directly). ## Hard rules - **Substrate:** deactivated-CRT charcoal `#0A0A0A` / `#121212`. Never pure black. - **Foreground:** white phosphor `#EAEAEA`. Secondary `#9A9A98`. - **Accent:** ONE color — hazard red `#E61919`. Used on alerts, classifications, the latest data point. Never as a slide background fill. - **Optional:** terminal green `#4AF626` for ONE specific UI element across the entire deck (e.g. a single status indicator). Omit if it doesn't earn its place. - **Type:** monospace dominates. JetBrains Mono / IBM Plex Mono for body and meta. Heavy condensed grotesque (Archivo Black / Inter Black) only for slide titles. - **Title scale:** `clamp(56px, 7vw, 96px)`, uppercase, tracking `-0.04em`, leading `0.9`. - **Geometry:** `border-radius: 0`. Visible 1px hairlines (`#2A2A28` on charcoal). Use `display: grid; gap: 1px` over a hairline-colored background to render perfect cells. - **Scanline overlay:** subtle `repeating-linear-gradient` at `2px / 4px` cycle, opacity ≤ `0.08`, applied as a fixed pointer-events-none layer. - **Phosphor noise:** optional SVG-grain pseudo-element, opacity ≤ `0.06`. - **Slide chrome:** every slide carries top register strip — classification, slide ID, timestamp, coordinates — and a bottom bar with serial number + page. ## Banned - `border-radius` above 0. - Drop shadows, gradients, glassmorphism, glow. - Color other than charcoal, phosphor, hazard red, and at most one terminal-green element. - Sans-serif body fonts. Monospace is the body. - Pitch-deck "delight" — emoji, illustration, stock photography, friendly icons. - Light-mode slides anywhere in the same deck. - Slide transitions other than instant cuts. ## Required slide archetypes (10–14 total) 1. **Classification cover** — giant numeral or call-sign on the left, redaction bar above the title, mono meta column on the right. 2. **Briefing strip** — eight-cell mono register with mission ID, dates, principals, classification. 3. **Numbered objectives** — three to five hairline-separated theses, each with `>>>` marker. 4. **Telemetry grid** — `display: grid; gap: 1px` of mono key-value cells; red highlight on the variant that breaks the trend. 5. **Threat / risk register** — hairline table with severity column in red. 6. **Sequence / timeline** — vertical mono list, 2-px vertical rule on the left, hazard markers on critical events. 7. **Diagram / wiring** — pure-CSS box-and-line schematic; rectangles with hairlines, ASCII arrows. 8. **Specimen** — single mono character or word at viewport-bleeding scale, used as a visual fulcrum. 9. **Alert** — diagonal hazard-stripe block (`repeating-linear-gradient(135deg, ...)`) with the most important sentence in the deck. 10. **Audit log** — append-only mono entries with timestamp + actor + event. 11. **Closing colophon** — operator, system, build, classification, sign-off line. ## Motion This aesthetic is mechanical and instant. - Cuts between slides — no fades. Optionally a 60ms flicker (`opacity: 0.85 → 1`). - A blinking caret on the cover (`▌`) and a single pulse on the live status dot. Nothing else moves. ## Pre-flight - [ ] Substrate is charcoal, foreground is phosphor, only accent is hazard red - [ ] All `border-radius` is 0; all corners are 90° - [ ] Title slide includes classification + serial + timestamp + coordinates - [ ] At least one `display: grid; gap: 1px` telemetry module - [ ] Scanline overlay applied as fixed pointer-events-none element, opacity ≤ 0.08 - [ ] At least one diagonal hazard-stripe alert block - [ ] ASCII syntax decoration (`[ ... ]`, `>>>`, `///`) appears at least four times across the deck - [ ] Numeric data uses tabular-nums + monospace - [ ] No emojis, no curves, no gradients, no shadow effects - [ ] Terminal green appears on zero or one element only — never as text body color
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