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Convert deck design to Keynote #3

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ashygee opened this issue Jan 14, 2019 · 3 comments
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Convert deck design to Keynote #3

ashygee opened this issue Jan 14, 2019 · 3 comments

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ashygee commented Jan 14, 2019

The first draft of the presentation for Primer is currently in Figma here: https://www.figma.com/file/0mXCPvPvDgbtiMEIa5Z8DSh9/Primer-Deck-v1?node-id=0%3A1

The next step is to extend it to Keynote

@ashygee ashygee created this issue from a note in Primer Presentation Tracking (To do) Jan 14, 2019
@ashygee ashygee moved this from To do to In progress in Primer Presentation Tracking Jan 18, 2019
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ashygee commented Jan 22, 2019

The Keynote template is currently located here

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ashygee commented Jan 24, 2019

Projector test notes

Body Copy

  • 42pt is legible but do not go lower
  • 48pt is the sweet spot
  • Subtitles should be no larger than 56pt
  • Slight difference between white and gray-300 on dark bg
  • Yellow and blue labels both visible and legible

Highlighting

  • On projector, all highlights washed out.
  • green-100 not visible
  • red-100 appears white
  • yellow-200 visible after color correcting but still slightly desaturated

Split slides

  • Body copy on split slides best at 48pt.
  • Can decrease margins a bit for more legibility
  • Light version split slides need more contrast. (currently gray-100. use gray-300)

Projector color contrast comparison tables

✅ - Good
❌ - Bad
🔷 - Good contrast but same value similar(1)
🔶 - Good contrast but same value (2)

On white

100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 900
gray
blue 🔷 🔷
green 🔷 🔷 🔷
purple 🔷 🔷 🔶 🔶
yellow 🔷 🔷 🔶 🔶
red 🔷 🔷 🔶 🔶 🔶

On black

100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 900
gray
blue 🔷 🔷
green 🔷 🔷 🔷 🔷 🔶 🔶 🔶
purple 🔷 🔷 🔶 🔶
yellow 🔷 🔷
red 🔷 🔷 🔶 🔶 🔶 🔶

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ashygee commented Jan 25, 2019

To do

  • Map this to the color accessibility guidelines on the web in Primer
  • Add new reaction emojis 🚀👀

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