YOUR BRAND, IN ONE PLACE
Make it Autopoiesis.
Find the right assets, choose a layout, and give your AI the same reference.
A SIMPLE START
- 01
Choose the story
Pick reusable layouts for the message you need to tell.
- 02
Use the real ingredients
Keep the brand fonts, exact colors and exported artwork.
- 03
Give AI the reference
Attach the pack, add your brief, then check the finished deck.
Three sources. One system.
Links to the files you maintain
01 / BRAND
Branding
Logos, backgrounds, visual references and social banners.
Open Figma file 02 / FOUNDATIONSDesign System
Typography, semantic colors, spacing, layout and icons.
Open style guide 03 / PRESENTATIONSPresentation preset
16 layouts, including 11 reusable templates and 5 company examples.
Open Figma SlidesUseful first layouts
View all layoutsThis first version is ready for review. Asset and template approval hasn’t been recorded; confirm the official set before a team-wide launch.
FOUNDATIONS
The visual vocabulary.
Verified from the Design System. Apply the scale for the medium you’re creating.
PRIMARY TYPEFACE
Helvetica Now Display
Light · Regular · Medium · Bold
Used across the interface and presentation preset.
SECONDARY TYPEFACE
Iowan Old St Bt
Secondary serif in the design system.
Use a documented serif treatment rather than replacing all headings.
Font files are not included. The hub uses a system Helvetica fallback; use the licensed brand fonts in your deliverables.
Typography by medium
Product styles
Presentation preset
- Canvas
- 1920 × 1080
- Main headings
- 90–96 px · Light
- Body copy
- 32 px · Regular
- Compact copy
- 24–28 px
- Confidentiality footer
- 20 px
Keep each selected layout’s spacing. Shorten copy or split the slide before shrinking type.
Colors by purpose
Use colors for their intended role
Background tokens define static surfaces. Interactive product states use the Design System’s interaction tokens. Product status colors aren’t automatically marketing accents.
ASSET LIBRARY
Use the original artwork.
19 assets from Branding: logos, backgrounds, textures, gradients and geometric motifs. Each download links to its Figma source.
Textures
Illuminated dot field
A quiet dark background for covers and section openers. Keep text away from the central glow.
Fractal glass
A dark ribbed surface for cover backgrounds. Check contrast behind text.
Fine cross grid
A subtle grid texture for technical stories. This is decorative artwork, not a data chart.
Gradients
Slate edge glow
A dark cover or section opener; use light text where contrast permits.
Pale blue sweep
A light background for opening slides or visual panels; keep text on the calmest area.
Geometric motifs
Orbital grid
An abstract visual for systems or interconnected ideas. Decorative, not a scientific diagram.
Layered sphere
An abstract visual for layers or a system overview. Decorative, not a measured model.
Stacked rings
A decorative visual for layers and stages; label actual process steps separately.
Choose artwork that supports the story.
Geometric motifs are decorative; use labeled diagrams and real charts to explain a system or results. Illustrations, icons and dividers in the source inventory are currently placeholders. Asset inclusion does not establish formal approval.
Preserve the mark. Keep it legible.
Keep the logo’s proportions and use the exported artwork. Choose a background with clear contrast. These downloads contain black logo artwork; source white variants from Figma for dark backgrounds. Numeric clear-space and minimum-size rules still need to be documented.
PRESENTATION LAYOUTS
A layout for the message.
Open a card for its use, recommended text capacity and editable Figma source.
Reusable layouts with placeholders. Inclusion does not establish formal approval.
Confidentiality follows the deck’s audience.
Retain the footer across recipient-only decks with private information. Remove it consistently from decks approved for public distribution that contain no private material. Company examples may include biographies, organization logos, product claims and QR destinations that need checking before reuse.
EMAIL SIGNATURE
Make every introduction yours.
Add your details, choose your logo, and create an Autopoiesis signature for Gmail.
LIVE PREVIEW
A signature that feels like you.
Brand styling, ready for your next email.
The preview uses sample text until you enter your details.
Copy the selected signature with Ctrl+C (Windows) or Command+C (Mac), then paste into Gmail.
Add it to Gmail
- Enter your name and title, choose a logo, then select Copy for Gmail.
- On a computer, open Gmail → Settings → See all settings → General → Signature. Create a signature and paste into its editor.
- Choose your signature defaults for new emails and replies, then select Save Changes.
If copying is unavailable, download the HTML, open it in your browser, then select and copy the rendered signature into Gmail. Gmail’s signature guide
USE WITH AI
Give your AI the ingredients.
Attach the reference pack, describe the audience and ask it to follow the layouts.
WHAT’S IN THE PACK
A portable brand reference.
- Written brand and presentation instructions
- Exact light and dark color values
- Layout descriptions and recommended word limits
- Original logos, backgrounds, textures, gradients and six geometric motifs
- Previews of all 11 reusable slide templates
Company example images and font files are excluded.
HOW TO USE IT
- Download and unzip the pack.
- Attach the guide, tokens and relevant images to your AI—or the ZIP if it supports archives.
- Paste the brief below and add your content.
- Check the editable result against the preset.
A private link alone may not be readable by your AI. This pack works without direct Figma access.
A customer deck brief
Create an editable customer deck using the attached Autopoiesis brand reference pack. Audience: [customer and role] Goal: [what the audience should understand or do] Length: [number of slides] Content and evidence: [attach or paste] Format: [Figma Slides / PowerPoint / Google Slides] Distribution: [recipient-only / approved public use] Choose suitable reusable layouts from layouts.json. Use the supplied logos, exact colors and brand typography. Preserve each layout’s hierarchy and recommended text capacity. Shorten copy instead of shrinking type. Use only supplied facts. Do not invent results, testimonials, partnerships or product capabilities. Keep sources and baselines with metrics. Apply the confidentiality guidance for the audience. If a source or font is unavailable, tell me what is missing and disclose any substitution. Return the editable deck and a short list of anything still needing review.
Reference files
A source snapshot, not a live connection.
The pack reflects the files inspected on 05 October 2026. Refresh these exports when the Figma sources change. The hub doesn’t generate decks or automatically give an AI access to private files.