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package/skills/dsh-ppt/references/composition.md

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+# DSH 页面组合建议
+
+此文档为 DSH 新写的通用说明。
+
+- 开场：说明要解决的问题和核心判断。封面只保留一条主信息。
+- 展开：依据比较、流程、时间、层级或因果关系选择结构；不要所有页面都使用三列卡片。
+- 证据：图表标出单位与来源，正文解释证据为何支持结论。
+- 收尾：给出负责人、动作、验证标准或仍待回答的问题。
+
+模板是布局工具。不要继承示例里的公司、数字或结论。沿用模板的边距、字阶和颜色关系，按实际内容调整元素数量。所有区域应在页面内；文本容量不足时拆页。保持文字、图表和结构可编辑，只将必要照片或插画作为图片。
+
+## 精细排版
+
+- 分析页按“结论—主图—辅助证据—解读”组织。辅助证据可以是贡献对账、对照表或待验证的问题，不要再次复述大标题。观点页仍应保持简洁，避免所有页面同样密集。
+- 分清章节标、主标题、图示标题、正文、图注五个层级；优先用字号和间距区分。数字按列对齐，图注共用基线。检查末行孤字、孤立标点和机械换行；中英文分别重排。
+- 重要拐点和异常直接标在图上，必要时加短引线；避免引线穿过文字。同页两幅图如果分母不同，分别注明样本、单位和期间。桥图及贡献分析要对账，所有比例和差值要重新计算。
+- 结论栏只放一条解读、行动或待解问题。路线图补负责人和决策门槛；计分表重点标出异常行，不把每个格子都涂满颜色。
+- 沿用当前模板的字阶、色彩和页面节奏。细化不等于把海报、报告和工程图都改成一张咨询报告。保持正文可读，空间不足时改写或拆页。
+- 渲染后查看实际页面，检查阅读顺序、文字断行、图表标签、色彩对比和页脚间距。包围框检查通过不等于版式已经合格。

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+# Swiss Signal Grid · WorkBuddy Original DESIGN SYSTEM
+
+This original 16:9 system turns management evidence into a precise Swiss information field. Paper white, pure black, signal red, a strict modular grid, oversized numerals, vertical indexing, and chart-led compositions create a disciplined analytical voice. Every visible item in the reference deck remains an editable PPTD object.
+
+## Communication model
+
+Use this system for executive reviews, market intelligence, operating-model comparisons, risk concentration, and market-entry decisions. Each page starts with one management conclusion, lets the evidence occupy the main grid, and ends with a concrete implication, threshold, or action.
+
+1. State the decision or finding in the title before presenting supporting evidence.
+2. Give one dataset or comparison primary visual control of each page.
+3. Use signal red only for the selected metric, risk, threshold, or action.
+4. Keep source dates, units, statistical updates, and derived calculations next to the relevant evidence.
+5. Preserve a consistent vertical index and page coordinate so the sequence reads as one system.
+
+## Visual signature
+
+The deck behaves like a printed information system rather than a dashboard. A black index rail fixes the left boundary. Thin rules expose the column logic. Oversized numbers become compositional anchors. Signal red cuts across the grid only when the audience must notice a material change. Square geometry, hard edges, asymmetric scale, and generous negative space keep the pages exact without becoming empty.
+
+### Color palette
+
+- Paper background `#F5F3EE`
+- White surface `#FFFFFF`
+- Pure black text and structure `#111111`
+- Warm gray secondary text `#6E6D68`
+- Hairline grid `#CBC8C0`
+- Pale structural wash `#E8E5DE`
+- Signal red `#E52333`
+
+Paper occupies 65–85% of normal analytical pages. Black establishes typography, axes, table headers, and the index rail. Red stays below 15% on most pages and identifies one focal message. Full black pages are reserved for capability shifts and final decisions.
+
+### Typography
+
+- Chinese titles, body, and numerals: `HarmonyOS Sans SC`, falling back to the host CJK sans serif.
+- Latin section labels use the same family in uppercase with increased tracking.
+- Page titles: bold, left aligned, 27–34 px on the 960 × 540 PPTD canvas.
+- Hero metrics: bold, 38–68 px, paired with a compact basis line.
+- Body and annotations: 11–15 px with short lines and explicit alignment to the grid.
+- Sources and calculation notes: 7–9 px, muted, and kept outside the primary visual field.
+
+### Grid and furniture
+
+- Canvas: PPTD v2, `960 × 540`, 16:9.
+- Use a strict 12-column mental grid with a narrow left index column and an 18–24 px baseline rhythm.
+- Main content begins on the same vertical axis after the index rail.
+- Titles, chart edges, table columns, and conclusion bands share grid lines.
+- Use thin black or gray rules to expose relationships. Rounded cards, floating shadows, and decorative icon rows do not belong to this system.
+- Crop English section labels or vertical numerals deliberately at page edges to create continuity without reducing Chinese readability.
+
+## Reusable components
+
+1. **Vertical index rail**: a black or red strip carrying the section code, page number, and sequence marker.
+2. **Signal metric**: one oversized numeral with a short denominator, period, and calculation basis.
+3. **Evidence spine**: a chart or table aligned across several columns and used as the page's structural backbone.
+4. **Decision band**: a black or red horizontal block containing the management implication.
+5. **Split field**: two unequal evidence regions separated by a rule for comparison, concentration, or mode choice.
+6. **Quadrant gate**: four hard-edged zones that compare potential with operational control.
+7. **Dark transition page**: a black field with numbered capability lines and one red shift statement.
+
+## Charts and tables
+
+- Charts participate in the page grid; they are never dropped into a decorative card.
+- Use black for the base structure, signal red for the current or selected series, and warm gray for context.
+- Prefer direct labels, compact axes, hairline guides, and square bars.
+- Preserve decimals with editable text labels when native Office chart formatting changes the disclosed value.
+- Comparison tables use a black header, paper body, thin gray borders, and one red implication line.
+- Every table, chart, or matrix closes with a management reading rather than a neutral caption.
+
+## Page rhythm
+
+The reference sequence covers a thesis cover, three-signal summary, scale trajectory, export structure, concentration evidence, warehouse operating chain, mode comparison, capability shift, market-entry gate, and two audience-specific action paths. Reuse these page roles as a vocabulary while adapting their order to the next presentation.
+
+Alternate paper analytical pages with one or two black transition or decision pages. Vary the dominant structure across large numerals, charts, split comparisons, matrices, process strips, and action lists. Avoid repeating an equal-card composition.
+
+## Prohibited treatments
+
+- Empty minimalism with large unused areas and weak evidence density.
+- Repeated same-size rounded cards, generic dashboards, icon walls, and stock-photo hero pages.
+- Red applied to several unrelated elements on one page.
+- Decorative grid lines that do not align titles, evidence, or annotations.
+- Rasterized text, charts, tables, or decision structures that PPTD can represent natively.
+- External template pages, font files, images, logos, or brand assets copied into the pack.
+
+## Reference provenance
+
+The design specification, PPTD source, page objects, charts, and rendered previews are original WorkBuddy artifacts. A public Swiss-style presentation case informed only the abstract grid discipline, typographic scale, controlled color ratio, and chart-led composition. The pack contains no downloaded template file, photograph, logo, font file, or proprietary brand asset.
+
+## Bilingual typography
+
+English previews: source/. Chinese examples: source-zh/. English title/body: Arial / Arial. Chinese macOS: PingFang SC / PingFang SC; Windows: Microsoft YaHei / Microsoft YaHei; Linux: Noto Sans CJK SC / Noto Sans CJK SC. Font names only, no binaries. Use the user's requested output language, independently of the preview language. Reflow long translations; do not reduce text below readable size.
+
+## Expanded composition rules
+
+Twelve editable reference pages. The ten established industry pages are preserved; two new analytical layouts are inserted before the closing.
+
+1. Reference page 1 — Raster-indexed page 1: 7 measured visual regions across 11 occupied landmark cells; dense density; cover composition.
+2. Reference page 2 — Raster-indexed page 2: 7 measured visual regions across 16 occupied landmark cells; dense density; grid composition.
+3. Reference page 3 — Raster-indexed page 3: 8 measured visual regions across 15 occupied landmark cells; dense density; grid composition.
+4. Reference page 4 — Raster-indexed page 4: 9 measured visual regions across 15 occupied landmark cells; dense density; grid composition.
+5. Reference page 5 — Raster-indexed page 5: 10 measured visual regions across 16 occupied landmark cells; dense density; grid composition.
+6. Reference page 6 — Raster-indexed page 6: 9 measured visual regions across 16 occupied landmark cells; dense density; grid composition.
+7. Reference page 7 — Raster-indexed page 7: 7 measured visual regions across 16 occupied landmark cells; dense density; grid composition.
+8. Reference page 8 — Raster-indexed page 8: 7 measured visual regions across 14 occupied landmark cells; dense density; grid composition.
+9. Reference page 9 — Raster-indexed page 9: 8 measured visual regions across 16 occupied landmark cells; dense density; grid composition.
+10. Reconcile the benefit with the cost — Sequential contribution waterfall with an explicitly reconciled net change
+11. Choose the next move with evidence — Two-axis decision map with direct labels and a recommended next step
+12. Reference page 10 — Raster-indexed page 10: 9 measured visual regions across 15 occupied landmark cells; dense density; grid composition.
+
+Choose a layout by the information relationship: evidence and interpretation, hierarchy, change over time, decision criteria, timed dependencies or ordered handoffs. For six or more content pages, use at least four distinct structures when the material supports them; avoid repeating the same composition on adjacent pages. Alternate detailed evidence with a simpler synthesis. A detailed page needs one dominant argument, supporting evidence and a concise interpretation. More detail must come from meaningful relationships, not extra decoration or a smaller font.
+
+Keep the parent palette and typography. Preserve its characteristic rails, paper fields, serif/sans hierarchy and light/dark rhythm. Use body text around 18–22 pt, direct chart labels around 13–16 pt, and 48 pt outer margins on 960 × 540 pt pages. Native text, shapes and connectors remain editable. Rescale the geometry or split a page before shrinking the text. Reference charts drawn with shapes have editable geometry; they do not contain an embedded chart spreadsheet.
+
+New examples are explicitly illustrative: replace every invented value, quote and conclusion with the user's evidence. Retained sourced industry examples remain attributed in their existing notes. Never invent facts to fill a layout. Include units, common baselines, meaningful owners, measurement windows and dependencies as appropriate. English previews do not select the user's output language. Use the existing English/Chinese font pairs and platform fallbacks; reflow translated text.
+
+## Composition finish
+
+Treat an analytical slide as a small argument: a claim at the top, a dominant exhibit, and a concise readout or next decision. A second exhibit must add evidence (a reconciled breakdown, a comparison table, an exception or a test), not repeat the same headline. Do not fill every page with equally sized cards. Keep a quiet synthesis or section break between dense runs.
+
+Use a shared baseline for chart labels, aligned numeric columns and a limited set of type sizes. Distinguish a section label, headline, exhibit label, evidence text and source note by size and spacing before adding color. Keep body text readable; short exhibit labels may be smaller. Avoid single-word last lines, detached punctuation and arbitrary line breaks. Reflow Chinese and English separately.
+
+Put units, population and measurement window beside the relevant exhibit. Directly label the meaningful exception or inflection; use a subtle highlight or a short leader without crossing another label. For paired exhibits with different denominators, state both explicitly. Reconcile subtotals and deltas. Use a common quantitative scale; decorative bars must never imply a different value.
+
+End an evidence page with a concise interpretation, bounded recommendation or open question. A roadmap names owners and a gate; a scorecard distinguishes exceptions from measures that pass. Highlight the one decision or exception, not every cell. Adapt these devices to the parent pack: quiet serif pages, engineering schematics and bold posters should not converge on one visual style.
+
+Inspect a rendered page, not just its bounding boxes: check the reading order, line endings, label collisions, chart contrast and the gap above the footer. Keep labels clear of rules and markers. Use native editable text and geometry. Fictional reference data must be replaced by verified user material or visibly marked as an example.