I got fed up with using Keynote and Powerpoint to create and give presentations. I'm a web developer for pete's sake, can't I do it in HTML?
So, I made a simple presentation framework for the web. You're looking at it.
You just make slides in plain old HTML, and the framework will present them for you. You can create themes and layouts with CSS.
The next few slides show some examples of very simple layouts you might expect to see in a slide presentation.
This is a slide with title, subtitle, and some paragraph text. This slide uses a different layout that shifts everything upward to account for the paragraph text.
h1
, h2
, p
Since it's HTML, linking is easy, and means you don't have to jump out of Powerpoint or Keynote to view the link. The back button works, too ... try it
You can link to other slides, too, and the back button will still work like you think it should. Try it.
slide-layout-title
It has mobile viewport support in the builtin template and themes, plus touch and swipe event support for navigation.
Cutting edge tech, packaged for simplicity. Use it out of the box, or drop in code for your own slide models, views, and controllers.