Model styles

Ask a model for HTML slides with no design instruction and it will still make design decisions — the same ones, every time. Those house styles are archived, and the good ones are rebuilt on the unPaper format so you can use them.

How a style is made

1. Probe. Each model is asked for a deck using no unPaper vocabulary at all. What comes back is its native dialect.
2. Distil. The constants across several of its decks — not one deck's accidents — become a style capsule.
3. Wear it. The capsule is a taste layer over the unPaper template, so a styled deck still prints exactly and still converts.

What you can compare

The styles page shows, for each model, its own deck beside the unPaper deck wearing that taste — and a table measuring all of them the same way: fixed geometry or fluid, scrolls or pages, prints clean or not, needs JavaScript or not.

That table is measured, not asserted. Each deck is loaded in a real browser, rendered with scripts on and off, resized, and printed to a real PDF.

A note on names

A style is named for what it looks like, never for the model — "Quiet Keyline", not "the Claude one". The attribution rides beside it as inspired by, which states influence without claiming endorsement.