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The last slide from Slides.md, the skill’s last slide
The last slide from Slides.md, the skill’s last slide, in the design of the wired Slide 1. Reference (Slides.md): # Slides - **Topic:** 5 mistakes beginners make with sourdough, with a kind fix for each - **Handle:** @yourbakery - **For:** Beginner home bakers who are learning sourdough and feel stuck - **Look:** Warm cream background, bold black type, flat illustrations of loaves and baking tools in terracotta and sage ## Slides 1. **Hook:** 5 sourdough mistakes everyone makes 2. Using a starter that isn't ready. Everyone does this at first. Wait until it doubles and floats in water. 3. Skipping the rest. Don't rush the dough. Let it rest so the flour can soak up the water. 4. Cutting the rise short. Everyone does this at first. Look for a puffy, jiggly dough, not just the clock. 5. Too little shaping tension. A loose loaf spreads flat. Pull the dough tight to build a strong skin. 6. Baking without steam. No steam means a dull, thick crust. Bake in a hot, covered pot. - **Last slide:** You've got this. Save this post for baking day, so you can check it while you bake. Reference (instagram-carousel SKILL.md): --- name: instagram-carousel description: Makes an Instagram carousel of five to ten slides that read as one post, a hook that stops the scroll, one point per slide and a last slide that asks for the save or follow, all in one design. Use for Instagram and LinkedIn carousels, tips, how-tos, listicles and swipe posts. --- # Instagram carousel ## Read first Slides.md for the topic, the handle, the look and every slide's words; the style reference and logo wired in. ## One design on every slide (4:5) - The same background, margins (about 7% all round), grid, typefaces, colours and picture style on every slide, so the post reads as one piece when swiped. Every slide after the first copies the wired Slide 1's design. - Words exactly as Slides.md writes them, set large: a headline of at most eight words in a heavy display face, and at most two short lines under it. Nothing written that Slides.md doesn't say. - One visual per slide that shows its point (an illustration, a photo, an object or a simple diagram), large, in the same style on every slide. - After the first slide, the handle small at the top left and the slide's number (02, 03…) small at the top right. - Words kept inside the middle 80% of the slide, away from the edges where the app's dots and buttons sit. ## The slides - Slide 1, the hook: the biggest type in the post, the promise or the question in a few words, and one striking visual, with a small arrow at the right edge that says swipe. - The middle slides: one point each, numbered as Slides.md numbers them. A number in the hook (5 mistakes) is the number of point slides. - The last slide: the takeaway in one line and the call to action from Slides.md (save it, follow, the link in bio), with the handle large. ## Avoid Walls of text, small type, two ideas on a slide, a slide in a different style, misspelled words, stock-photo clichés, and words in the bottom fifth.
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