corporate
Professional business style with navy/gold palette and structured layouts
Design Aesthetic
Clean lines, structured layouts, and business-appropriate sophistication. Projects competence, reliability, and institutional credibility. Balances professionalism with approachability through careful use of whitespace and refined color choices.
Background
Color: Pure White (#FFFFFF) with navy structural elements
Texture: None - crisp digital clarity for maximum professionalism
Typography
Primary Font (Headlines)
Modern geometric sans-serif (Inter, SF Pro, or similar). Clean, professional, and highly legible. Conveys competence and contemporary business sensibility. Medium to semi-bold weight.
Secondary Font (Body)
Humanist sans-serif (Source Sans Pro style) for body text. Friendly yet professional, optimized for reading comprehension. Regular weight with comfortable line height.
Color Palette
Background
Pure White
#FFFFFF
Main slide background
Primary Text
Navy
#1E3A5F
Headlines, key text
Secondary Text
Dark Gray
#4A5568
Body text
Primary Accent
Gold
#C9A227
Premium highlights, emphasis
Secondary Accent
Light Navy
#3D5A80
Secondary elements
Success
Corporate Green
#059669
Positive metrics
Alert
Corporate Red
#DC2626
Attention items
Neutral
Light Gray
#F3F4F6
Background sections
Visual Elements
Clean charts and data visualizations
Professional iconography (outlined style)
Structured grid layouts
Subtle shadows for depth (minimal)
Progress bars and metrics displays
Organizational charts
Timeline graphics
Comparison tables
Style Rules
Do
Maintain clear visual hierarchy
Use consistent grid alignment
Apply accent colors strategically (gold for emphasis)
Keep data visualizations clean and readable
Use professional outlined iconography
Don't
Use playful or casual elements
Apply heavy decorative effects
Mix too many accent colors
Crowd slides with information
Use informal illustration styles
Add slide numbers, footers, or logos
Best For
Business presentations, investor decks, quarterly reports, executive summaries, client proposals, corporate communications, board meetings
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