HTML presentation template
I have created a template for presentations in HTML, JavaScript and CSS. You can find it here: Presentation template. Why have I done this?
So in my company I saw three presentations, where people used HTML, JavaScript and CSS for their slides. I really liked that. It's kinda like LaTex in the sense, that there is a template and you just write the text and everything comes out nicely. My problem with LaTex is the available styles and that it seems rather complex to me to create one. With LaTex you also create a PDF and that PDF is the slide show presentation. There are no further animations.
For me, HTML, JavaScript and CSS solve these issues. CSS is used for the styling. JavaScript can do dynamic stuff, like creating the table of contents or controlling a progress bar and triggering animations, which are defined again in CSS. And the HTML contains file contains the document structure and the content. So far, so good.
But, all of the presentations used some kind of complex framework. They had tons of JS of CSS code and used different libraries. I wanted something simple and so I built it. The template even supports swipe gestures :D. I see it as finished (all I need is inside) and so I'm sharing it with you.
The full template description as well as the presentation template itself can be found on GitHub (the link at the top of this article).
Here is what the template looks like:
