Eight families. One catalog.
Each family is its own page with the standard four sections — definition, anatomy, what good looks like, anti-patterns. Titles and Charts are published; the rest are open shelves.
What it is
A component is anything inside a slide that you could name, copy, or replace independently. The brand book lists eight families; the corpus respects that taxonomy. Below, each family card opens its own track.
Titles
Title, subtitle, eyebrow, action title, kicker. The single sentence the audience leaves with.
Text
Bullet lists, body paragraphs, callouts, quotes. The supporting beats inside the slide. Visual atoms only — inline mentions live elsewhere.
Images
Photography, illustrations, screenshots, logos, headshots. When the visual carries the claim and when it decorates.
Charts
Quantitative — bar, line, scatter, donut, waterfall — and the primitives they are built from.
Diagrams
Process flows, hierarchies, venn, architecture, frameworks. Structure made visual when text would obscure.
Tables
Tabular data, 2×2 matrices, scorecards. When density beats prose and when it betrays.
Metric
Hero stats. The single number that leaves the room. When a chart is too much and a sentence is too little.
Chrome
Subtitles, footnotes, source notes, disclaimers. The structural layer that says "you are here, and someone is responsible."