Contact person: Enhance AI Slide Generator on Marp

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Location: fukuoka, Japan

Budget: Recommended by industry experts

Time to start: As soon as possible

Project description:
"I have a marp-server that already turns raw content into HTML/CSS slides through an AI routine, but the decks still feel repetitive. I want the code refined so the output rivals the Genspark AI examples—what truly impresses me there is the rich layout complexity: asymmetric grids, layered elements, smart whitespace, and dynamic typographic rhythm.

The updated generator should favour creative design patterns rather than minimalist or purely corporate looks. Each slide needs to be able to pull in images and graphs/charts automatically, place them intelligently, and harmonise them with vibrant colour palettes. I’m open to adding a lightweight design-token system or utility framework if that helps keep styles consistent while still allowing variety.

Key things I need from you:
• Modify or extend the current marp-server pipeline (Node.js / Express) so the AI selects from a broader set of responsive HTML/CSS templates, or even builds them on the fly.
• Ensure the new layouts adapt cleanly to different aspect ratios without manual tweaks.
• Keep the CSS lean—prefer modern grid/flex solutions over heavy libraries—but feel free to suggest Tailwind, PostCSS, or similar if it speeds development.
• Deliver concise documentation and example markdown files that trigger at least five distinct, creative slide patterns filled with auto-placed images and charts.

I’ll review by running the sample markdown through the enhanced server and checking that:
1. Each slide reflects a noticeably different yet coherent creative layout.
2. Images and charts are positioned attractively without overlap or cropping issues.
3. Generated CSS passes basic Lighthouse and W3C validation.

If you’ve built adaptive presentation tools or played with Marp, remark, or similar engines before, I’d love to see those links. Once the first batch of themes is solid, there’s room for ongoing collaboration to expand the template library even further." (client-provided description)