Aqua Campus Deck
Campus decks newcomers can actually follow.
Builds a clean, academic deck for a campus or university program — aqua palette, readable type, and tidy layouts for admissions, orientation, and program overviews.
Install it in 3 steps
No sign-up. No CLI tools. Pick your AI, copy one line, paste it over.
Prefer doing it yourself? Buy the skill ($4.99), download the ZIP from your checkout confirmation, unzip it into the directory shown above, restart your AI session — same result. Already bought it? Your AI assistant can download it for you.
What’s inside
One SKILL.md (the playbook) + one starter template. A preview:
Aqua Campus Deck
When to use
- You are presenting a university program to prospective students or their parents
- An orientation or welcome-week deck needs to cover schedules, services, and contacts without overwhelming new students
- A department needs a program overview for an open day, a fair, or a partner institution
- You are pitching a campus initiative (a new course, a lab, a student service) to faculty or administrators
- A student society needs a clear, credible deck for a funding or sponsorship request
Workflow
- Collect the program facts (input: program details → output: verified fact sheet)
Gather the facts the deck must state: program name, who runs it, who it is for, dates and deadlines, costs or funding, entry requirements, and contact details. Verify each one against the program's official page or handbook — a deck that tells students the wrong deadline causes real harm. Note anything still unconfirmed as "verify" and keep it off the slides until confirmed. - Structure for a newcomer (input: fact sheet → output: slide outline)
Order the deck the way a newcomer thinks, not the way the department is organized: what this is, who it is for, what you will do/learn, key dates, what it costs, how to apply, who to contact. Aim for 8–12 slides, one idea per slide. Cut anything a newcomer cannot act on — internal committee names and policy history belong in an appendix, not the main flow. - Set the aqua system (input: slide outline → output: color and type system)
Define a small system and hold it: a calm aqua as the accent, a deep teal or navy for headings, near-black for body text, and a light aqua tint for callout boxes and table headers. Use one sans-serif type family with two weights (regular and bold) and one size scale. Aqua marks structure — section headers, key dates, callouts — not decoration; if a slide has no aqua, that is fine. - Build the slides (input: outline + system → output: full deck draft)
Lay out each slide on the same grid: headline stating the point, short bullets or a simple table, generous white space. Turn dense information into structures a newcomer can scan: dates become a timeline, steps become a numbered list, comparisons become a two-column table. Every slide ends with the one thing the reader should do or remember — if you cannot name it, the slide is not finished.
Template preview
Aqua Campus Deck — Build Template
One program = one deck. Verify every fact before it reaches a slide.
Program: {program name} — {department / institution}
Audience: {prospective students / parents / faculty / sponsors} What the audience should do next: {apply / attend / contact}
Verified fact sheet
Unverified items (keep off slides until confirmed): {list or "none"}
Slide outline (8–12 slides, newcomer order)
Acronyms (spell out on first use)
Color + type system
Structures (turn dense info into scannable form)
- Dates → timeline with the deadline highlighted
- Steps → numbered list, one action per step
