About this design
Where the Atlassian Style style comes from, and what it signals.
Atlassian Style is an Atlassian presentation template that runs your meeting as a play from the Team Playbook. You open on a play card with prep time, run time and head count. The signature slide is the run clock: one bar splits sixty minutes into colored segments, one per step. After it come a DACI roster for the decision, a team health monitor and follow-ups laid out as an issue list. It is an unofficial homage with no license or endorsement from Atlassian.
The colors come from the public Atlassian design tokens: Blue 700 #1868DB for actions and issue keys, Blue 1000 #1C2B42 for headlines, and #292A2E and #505258 for text on white. Orange #FCA700, lime #94C748 and purple #C97CF4 fill flat block shapes that echo the 2024 brand refresh. Bricolage Grotesque stands in for the Charlie brand face, with Inter for body text.
Pick this Atlassian-style deck for retros and planning sessions where people should leave with owners and dates. You write the minutes on each step and name one approver for each decision, so the meeting ends on time with a clear call.
Use it for
- Sprint and launch retrospectives with timed steps and owned action items
- Team workshops and offsites built around playbook exercises
- Decision meetings that assign Driver, Approver, Contributors and Informed roles
- Team health check-ins that track ratings across several months
- Kickoffs for agile software teams who live in issue trackers
Skip it for
- Board and investor updates that need a sober, numbers-first register; QBR or Boardroom fit better
- Quarterly goal scoring with 0.0 to 1.0 key results; OKR Deck handles that format
- Freeform brainstorm decks with a hand-drawn feel; Whiteboard suits that mood
The presentation design prompt
This is the exact text that gets sent to your AI.
Create a presentation in the 'Atlassian Style' theme, an unofficial homage to the Atlassian design system and the Team Playbook format, where the deck runs like a play. Background white #FFFFFF; surfaces #F0F1F2, tinted panels #E9F2FE, hairlines 1px #DDDEE1. Atlassian Blue #1868DB for actions and issue keys, navy #1C2B42 headlines, text #292A2E, secondary text #505258. Accent shapes: orange #FCA700, lime #94C748, purple #C97CF4, light blue #CFE1FD, navy. Typography: 'Bricolage Grotesque' (Google Fonts) 700 for headlines tracked tight: 46px on the cover, 28 to 34px on content slides, 18 to 19px for sub-heads; 'Inter' 400/600 for body 14 to 16px, secondary lines 12 to 13px, footers 11px. Sentence case; headlines state the result. Signature motif: flat building-block shapes (squares, circles, half and quarter circles) in the accent colors, packed edge to edge on a grid so the pieces read as one team. Flat SVG fills only. Cover: left, team name, headline, subtitle and three metadata tiles (Prep time, Run time, People) each with a 1.5px-stroke #1868DB line icon; right, a #E9F2FE column holding a 3x3 block composition. Play overview: a #1868DB panel with 16px radius holding the play name, a '5-second summary' and the three tiles in white; beside it a 'What you'll need' checklist with filled blue check squares and hairline dividers. Run steps (signature): a 60-minute run clock, one horizontal bar with 8px radius split into colored segments sized to each step's estimated minutes, ticks 0/15/30/45/60 above, numbered steps below in matching color circles with 'Est. X min', a bold name and one sentence. DACI decision: a status lozenge and due date over the decision question, four columns (Driver, Approver, Contributors, Informed) each topped by its own block shape with the letter inside, people as colored initial avatars with name and role, options in bordered boxes, the recommended one tinted #E9F2FE with a #1868DB border. Health monitor: attributes as rows, check-ins as columns, cells filled green #22A06B, orange #FCA700 or red #E2483D with 'Healthy', 'Watch' or 'At risk' written inside, plus a #E9F2FE panel naming what to fix. Action items: an issue list with blue keys like ORC-418, summary, avatar and owner, due date and lozenges (To do #DDDEE1/#292A2E, In progress #CFE1FD/#144794, Done #BAF3DB/#164B35) in 11px bold uppercase with 3px radius. Footer: 1px #DDDEE1 rule, a tiny four-shape block cluster, team and play name in 11px #505258 left, page number right. Strictly avoid: Atlassian or product logos, wordmarks or the mountain mark, claiming affiliation with Atlassian, drop shadows, gradients, stock photos, clipart characters, emoji, dark backgrounds, all-caps text outside lozenges, centered body text, one radius on every box. Use this theme for my slides. Ask me what the presentation is about first, then apply the theme to every slide.View this prompt and its data on GitHub
How to use this prompt
From copied text to a finished Atlassian Style deck in four moves.
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Copy the prompt
Use the copy button, or open it pre-filled in Claude or ChatGPT with one click from the panel on this page.
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Tell the AI your topic
The prompt instructs the AI to ask what your presentation is about first. A sentence or a pasted outline is enough.
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Generate and iterate
Ask for more slides or swap a layout. The avoid list at the end of the prompt keeps Atlassian Style on-style while the content changes.
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Or skip straight to a deck
SlideSpeak turns your topic or document into a finished Atlassian Style presentation, exportable as PowerPoint or PDF.
Common questions
Working with the Atlassian Style presentation design prompt in practice.
