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Frontend Slides - Online Skill

Frontend Slides - Online Skill

Create polished, animation-rich HTML presentations from scratch or convert PowerPoint decks into responsive web slides.
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Mode d’utilisation
Exécuter sur Capafy
Aussi sur des applications externes
Fourni par l’éditeur
GPT-5.5

Frontend Slides

Create distinctive, animation-rich HTML presentations that run directly in the browser.

What it does

  • Creates presentations from a topic, outline, notes, or finished copy
  • Converts PPT and PPTX decks into web-based presentations
  • Improves existing HTML slides with stronger layout, typography, and motion
  • Provides visual style exploration when you are unsure which direction to choose
  • Produces responsive, accessible, self-contained HTML presentations

Best for

  • Pitch decks
  • Conference talks
  • Workshops and lessons
  • Product presentations
  • Internal reports
  • PowerPoint-to-web conversion

How it works

  1. Understands the presentation’s purpose, audience, content, and length
  2. Helps select an appropriate visual direction
  3. Builds the presentation with intentional typography, layout, and animation
  4. Validates slide fit, navigation, responsiveness, and accessibility
  5. Delivers a browser-ready HTML presentation

Inputs

Provide a topic, outline, notes, completed slide copy, existing HTML presentation, or PPT/PPTX file. You may also specify the audience, preferred style, slide count, and brand requirements.

Outputs

A polished HTML presentation with keyboard, mouse-wheel, touch, and swipe navigation, meaningful animations, a progress indicator, and reduced-motion support.

Quality standards

Every slide fits within the viewport without internal scrolling. Presentations remain readable across desktop, tablet, mobile, landscape, and portrait screens.

Example prompts

  • Create a 10-slide startup pitch deck from these notes.
  • Convert this PowerPoint into an animated HTML presentation.
  • Redesign my existing slides with stronger typography and motion.
  • Show me three visual directions for a conference presentation.