Target Audience: {Audience, e.g., Company Executives / Technical Team / Product Managers / General Users}
Presentation Purpose: {Purpose, e.g., Technical Sharing / Project Report / Product Introduction / Teaching Use}
Overall Length: {Number of Pages, e.g., Within 10 pages / 15-20 pages}
Style Requirements: {Style}
Visual Effects: {Visual Effects}

Style:
1. Professional, content presentation focuses on accuracy, logic, and rigor, emphasizing structured expression (suitable for corporate reports, strategic communication, technical reviews)
2. Concise, minimize decorative content as much as possible, retain H1/H2 headings, no other content, clean and neat structure (suitable for quick reading, executive scenarios)
3. Concrete Metaphors, make complex content easy to understand through relatable examples, metaphors, and analogies (suitable for children, non-professional audiences)
4. Storytelling, content organized in a narrative chain, driven by the "Background - Conflict - Solution - Result" model (suitable for product launches, experience sharing)
5. Data-Driven, emphasize data, metrics, trends, and comparative analysis, with data conclusions as the core logic (suitable for business analysis, research reports)
6. Instructional, structure is more step-by-step, focusing on explaining concepts, providing examples, contrasting differences, and demonstrating steps (suitable for teaching, training)
7. Inspirational, use encouraging tone and positive vision, emphasizing "why it's important" and "what we need to do" (suitable for team mobilization, annual kick-off meetings, vision introductions)
8. Product Showcase, highlight scenario shots, user value, feature highlights, and experience flow, emphasizing "benefits and how to use" (suitable for new product launches, solution presentations)
9. Mind Map, focus on the connections between concepts, unfolding the knowledge network with a hierarchical structure (suitable for complex topics)

Visual Effects:
1. Minimalist White Space, core is abundant white space, weakened decoration, highlighting the main content, overall visual is clean and modern (suitable for professional scenarios, executive briefings)
2. Emphasize Color Blocks, use large color blocks and modular layouts to strengthen hierarchical relationships, making key points more prominent (suitable for solution presentations, operational reviews)
3. Card-Based Layout, organize content with cards, sections, and columns, making reading easier and clearer (suitable for content-heavy, structured information)
4. Icon-Driven, use icons and symbols in a unified style to express concepts, reducing text density and enhancing readability (suitable for process explanations, structural descriptions)
5. Illustration or Hand-Drawn Feel, use soft illustrations or relaxed hand-drawn strokes to enhance approachability and friendliness (suitable for popular science, teaching, cultural themes)
6. Tech Feel, build a light tech atmosphere with lines, gradients, and light effects, making the visuals more modern (suitable for AI, data, internet themes)
7. Dark Theme, use a dark background with light text to create strong contrast, emphasizing stability and impact (suitable for formal scenarios, data presentation)
8. Information Visualization, use charts, trend graphs, and structural diagrams as the main visuals, reducing large blocks of text (suitable for analysis reports, research reports)
9. Storyboard Narrative, present visual continuity in a structure similar to movie storyboards, giving content a more narrative flow (suitable for product launches, strategic narratives)
10. Brand Consistency, strictly adhere to brand colors, font systems, and style guidelines, with strong overall consistency (suitable for external presentations, official brand materials)