Creative Classroom

Playful, warm, and educational design. Inspired by primary school classrooms and hand-drawn doodle aesthetics. Features soft cream backgrounds, chalkboard content frames, and flat 2D illustrations of classroom objects.

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Palette

  • Primary #557A68
  • Background #FFF9E6
  • Text #2D3436

Typography

primary heading
Playful hand-drawn bold sans-serif (e.g., Fredoka One, Comic Neue)
secondary heading
Rounded friendly sans-serif
body text
Clean legible sans-serif with a soft touch

Key visual elements

  • Chalkboard-themed content frames with wood borders
  • Flat, 2D vector illustrations of classroom objects and characters
  • ABC alphabet blocks and educational icons
  • Irregular, hand-drawn edges for borders and shapes
  • Warm, low-contrast color palette

YAML

design_system:
  global_style:
    theme: "Playful, warm, and educational. Inspired by primary school classrooms and hand-drawn doodle aesthetics. Features soft cream backgrounds and iconic chalkboard elements."
    typography: 
      primary_heading: "Playful hand-drawn bold sans-serif (e.g., Fredoka One, Comic Neue)"
      secondary_heading: "Rounded friendly sans-serif"
      body_text: "Clean legible sans-serif with a soft touch"
    color_palette:
      primary_color: "#557A68"    # Chalkboard Green
      background: "#FFF9E6"       # Soft Ivory/Cream
      text_main: "#2D3436"        # Dark Charcoal (not pure black)
      accent_wood: "#C4A484"      # Light Wood Brown
      accent_red: "#E17055"       # Muted Red
      accent_blue: "#74B9FF"      # Soft Blue
    key_visual_elements: 
      - "Chalkboard-themed content frames with wood borders"
      - "Flat, 2D vector illustrations of classroom objects and characters"
      - "ABC alphabet blocks and educational icons"
      - "Irregular, hand-drawn edges for borders and shapes"
      - "Warm, low-contrast color palette"

  image_generation_prompts:
    style_guidelines: "Flat 2D illustration style, educational theme, warm pastel colors, thick clean lines, playful atmosphere, classroom environment, hand-drawn doodle aesthetic, soft studio lighting."
    themes:
      - target: "Educational Icon"
        prompt_elements: "Flat illustration of a globe and a potted plant on a wooden desk, soft cream background, playful 2D style."

slide_layout_templates:
  - type: "Classroom_Hero"
    usage: "Main title or module introductions"
    components:
      - "Layout: Large chalkboard title center-left"
      - "Visual: Flat illustration of a teacher or student on the right"

  - type: "Informational_Board"
    usage: "Core lesson content or discussion questions"
    components:
      - "Layout: Content contained within a large chalkboard frame"
      - "Visual: Small icons like ABC blocks or sunflowers in corner"

  - type: "Object_Focus_Detail"
    usage: "Summaries or specific conceptual focuses"
    components:
      - "Layout: Large classroom object illustration (e.g. cabinet) on one side"
      - "Visual: Clean text on the other side with hand-drawn header"

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