lab-qc-presentation-theme

Lab QC Presentation Theme

Create polished browser-based presentations for chemical production quality-control laboratories while preserving the reusable visual style from the prior successful deck. The skill standardizes theme, German-language output, structure, audience framing, and verification; it does not preserve prior deck content.

When to Use

Use this skill when the user asks to create, convert, or restyle a presentation and all of these are true:

• The deliverable is an HTML/CSS/JS presentation or browser-based slide deck.
• The industry context is chemical production quality control laboratory work.
• The audience is one or more of: laboratory technician, scientist, quality-control teamleader.
• The requested style should be modern, professional, subtle, laboratory-themed, and greenish.

Do not use this skill for:

• Generic corporate, sales, executive, or manager-oriented decks.
• Scientific posters, manuscripts, SOPs, or reports that are not slide presentations.
• Reusing the old presentation's content, claims, charts, or topic; only the visual system and deck mechanics are reusable.

Inputs and Assumptions

Expected inputs, as available:

• Source content: Markdown, notes, outline, report, pasted text, or user instructions.
• Optional company logo image. If supplied, copy it next to the generated deck and reference it locally.
• Optional output filename/directory. If absent, create clear names such as lab-qc-presentation.html, lab-qc-presentation.css, and lab-qc-presentation.js.
• Optional audience subset. If unspecified, target all three allowed roles.
• Optional language override. If absent, generate the presentation, speaker notes, UI labels, README files, source briefs, handouts, and other project documentation in German.

Assumptions:

• The deck should be useful to technical QC laboratory roles, not business management.
• German is the default output language for visible deck text and generated documentation unless the user explicitly requests another language.
• Keep common regulated/QC abbreviations such as QC, QA, SOP, SAP, LIMS, and ELN when they are clearer than forced translations.
• The content must come from the current input. Do not import facts or sections from earlier decks unless the user explicitly provides them again.
• When source material contains uncertainty, estimates, or claims, preserve uncertainty and avoid overclaiming.