About this design
Where the Capgemini Style style comes from, and what it signals.
Capgemini Style is a Capgemini presentation template for technology transformation work, drawn from what Capgemini shows in public: the Ubuntu typeface on its website, the two logo blues #0070ad and #17abda, the ink and teal of its web palette, and the numbered figures in its research reports. Capgemini has not licensed, reviewed or endorsed this homage, and the prompt keeps the spade and the wordmark off your slides.
The prompt gives each color one job. Capgemini blue #0070ad carries the data that proves the title, and ink #121a38 sets headings and the cover. Teal #00d5d0 appears only as a fill: pills, a short keyline under each title, two strands in the cover's contour lines. Ubuntu runs at Regular 400 for titles and body, with Light 300 on the cover and closing slide.
Pick it for a Capgemini-style deck that asks a board to fund a digital, cloud or ERP program. The signature slide is the capability maturity grid, where each capability runs as a dumbbell from today's level to the target, with a teal pill wherever you must climb two levels or more. The roadmap slide lays waves, workstreams and funding gates on one quarter-by-quarter grid, and the spend slide splits IT budget into run and change by year.
Use it for
- Digital, cloud or ERP transformation roadmaps presented to an executive board
- Capability maturity assessments that compare today's level with a target state
- IT operating model and run-versus-change spend business cases
- Benchmark or survey readouts styled as numbered research figures
- Program steering committee packs with waves, workstreams and funding gates
Skip it for
- Answer-first strategy readouts for a CEO; McKinsey Style or Bain Style fit that register
- Big-statement keynotes on black with purple callouts; use Accenture Style
- Product or engineering reviews that want a design system look; IBM Style or Stripe Style suit those
The presentation design prompt
This is the exact text that gets sent to your AI.
Create a presentation in the 'Capgemini Style' theme, an unofficial homage to the technology consulting deck and research report. Content slides are white (#ffffff); the cover and closing slide are ink blue (#121a38), the cover fading to marine (#1c4076) at 135 degrees. Typography: 'Ubuntu' (Google Fonts) for everything. Content titles in Ubuntu Regular 400 at 26px; cover (44px) and closing (32px) titles in Light 300; line-height 1.15 to 1.2, sentence case. Body 13 to 16px Regular 400 in #3c414a; labels and captions 11 to 12px #6e7480; emphasis Medium 500. Color roles: Capgemini blue #0070ad marks the series that proves the title; vibrant blue #17abda is the second series; ink #121a38 for headings and the darkest series; teal #00d5d0 is the spark, used only as a fill (pills, keylines, contour strands) with ink text on top. Cloud #eff0f4 panels at 20px radius, 1px #d9dde3 hairlines, gray #c7ccd3 for peer series. The pill is the shape grammar: rounded tags, legend swatches, wave labels, roadmap bars and bar ends. Each content title is a full sentence stating the finding, two lines maximum, over a 40px by 3px rounded teal keyline. Data exhibits add a 'Figure N' label in 12px Medium #0070ad above the title, a units line in 12px #6e7480, and a 10px #6e7480 source note beside the page number. Cover: a small teal pill naming the document type, a white light title, a #8ea6d5 subtitle, and 12 to 16 thin flowing contour lines in SVG across the right half, vibrant blue at 20 to 70% opacity with two teal strands. Research figure: paired horizontal bars per outcome, leading cohort #0070ad with a bold percentage, peers #c7ccd3, plus a cloud panel defining the cohort around one light 34px number. Signature capability maturity grid: capabilities as rows, five maturity columns (1 Initial to 5 Optimised), each row a dumbbell from a solid 16px #0070ad dot (today) to a 16px ink ring (target) joined by an 8px #bfe6f4 bar, with a gap pill at the right, teal when the gap is two levels or more. Transformation roadmap: year and quarter labels across the top, wave pills that darken as the program matures (#17abda, #0070ad, #121a38), workstream swimlanes with pill bars colored by starting wave, dashed lines for board funding gates. Spend exhibit: stacked columns with 14px rounded tops, change #0070ad over run #c7ccd3, totals above, a share pill under each year. Closing: ink background, three decisions in 18px light white text split by #2e3a63 rules, each with a teal pill for the amount, date or headcount. Strictly avoid: the Capgemini spade symbol, the handwritten wordmark or any logo, claiming affiliation with Capgemini, purple or red accents, drop shadows, gradients on content slides, teal text on white, all-caps labels, stock photos, clip-art icons, topic-only titles. 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 Capgemini 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 Capgemini Style on-style while the content changes.
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Or skip straight to a deck
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Common questions
Working with the Capgemini Style presentation design prompt in practice.
