# Swiss Bauhaus — Swiss Bauhaus

## Style Overview

Strict red-black-white three-color geometric grid, classic Swiss/Bauhaus design style.

- **Scene**: Design agencies, architectural firms, art exhibitions, brand design
- **Mood**: Rational, rigorous, classic, restrained
- **Tone**: Red-black-white three colors

## Color Palette

| Name        | Hex    | Usage                        |
| ----------- | ------ | ---------------------------- |
| Off-White   | F5F5F5 | Background                   |
| Bauhaus Red | E63322 | Main blocks, accent color    |
| Near Black  | 1C1C1C | Blocks, text                 |
| White       | F5F5F5 | Blocks (matching background) |

Strict red/black/white three-color palette, no other colors used.

## Typography

- Titles: Segoe UI Black
- Body: Segoe UI
- Note: Impact font not used (explicitly stated in script comments)

## Scene Elements

- blk-a (red rectangle), blk-b (dark rectangle), blk-c (white rectangle) — Main color blocks
- bar-1 (thin lines) — Grid/divider lines
- dot-1, dot-2 (small squares) — Geometric punctuation decorations
- photo-1, photo-2 — Photo elements
- Uses image assets (design-workshop.jpg, design-abstract.jpg, team1.jpg) — can be ignored when using as style reference

## Design Techniques

- Classic Swiss/Bauhaus design — strict geometric grid
- Large color blocks dramatically reorganize on each page: left column → top bar → middle band → bottom fill → full coverage
- Thin lines (bar) create grid/ruler lines
- Small squares (dot) as geometric punctuation decorations
- Text follows strict margin rules (x≥1.6cm, width≤block-2cm)
- 6 slides

## Reference Script

Complete build script available in `build.sh`.
Note: Script uses image resources from assets/ directory, image parts can be ignored when using as style reference.
**Recommended slides to read for understanding core design techniques**:

- **Slide 1** — Title page, initial geometric layout of blocks + thin line grid
- **Slide 4** — Major block reorganization, demonstrating dramatic transformation from left column to horizontal bar
- **Slide 6** — Full block coverage final state, understanding complete transformation sequence
  No need to read all — skim 2-3 representative slides.
