OPEN Kitchen | Community Shared Kitchen Concept Proposal

OPEN Kitchen — the four pages are built and validated; the PPTX file could not be rendered.

Deck (native, editable, revision 11)

• Page 1 — Cover. "OPEN Kitchen" with the locked round-table and plate geometry: concentric ink and olive rings, a table disc, six plate settings and one tomato centre mark drawn as native shapes, title block left, wide empty gutter between. Subtitle "A community shared kitchen — concept deck", the four-page promise line, and the note "Fictional concept project. No market, financial or performance data is presented."
• Page 2 — "Three needs worth validating." Three hypothesis cards, each split into the need, who has it, and the open question: affordable licensed kitchen time · shared tables, not just shared space · a credible stage for small food brands. Closing line: "Each need is a hypothesis, not a finding."
• Page 3 — "Three services, one room." Three full-width stacked bands with numbered markers (deliberately not a card grid, so the silhouette differs from page 2): kitchen booking · neighbourhood shared meals · brand workshops, each with its description and who it serves.
• Page 4 — "How a pilot could unfold." One native horizontal timeline with four markers behind the labels: venue setup → community trial run → feedback collection → service adjustments, plus "Sequence is indicative; durations are deliberately unspecified in this concept."

All four pages carry the label "Concept project example" as a tomato-red letter-spaced kicker. Food-magazine system throughout: cream #FAF4E8 ground, tomato red, olive green, deep ink; Georgia headlines with Arial body and labels; hairline rules, numbered markers, square corners, real negative space. 16:9 at 1600×900, English, 130 nodes all native (text, shapes, lines) — no images, no raster, nothing flattened, so every element stays editable. No percentages, market sizes, costs, testimonials or partner names appear anywhere.

What is missing: the PPTX export. Two attempts were refused by the platform with PRESENTATION_EXPORT_LIMIT_REACHED ("At most three presentation exports may run at once") — an export-queue capacity limit on the renderer, not a defect in the deck. No file was produced and the deck's export list is empty. I stopped after the second attempt rather than repeat a non-retryable denial.

One validation warning remains (a warning, not a blocker; final validation passed with zero blockers): on the cover the validator reports PRESENTATION_PRIMARY_VISUAL_MISSING — "The plan's primary visual for this slide is a table … but the slide shows no table." That is a keyword heuristic reacting to the phrase "round-table drawing" in the plan; the cover does carry the locked ring-and-plate geometry as shapes, and adding a real data table there would contradict your brief. I left the accepted cover unchanged.

Where you can see it now: the deck is openable in the presentation editor here — #panel=presentation/bc92fe4e-b4ca-5a82-903e-61053ceb33a4 (id bc92fe4e-b4ca-5a82-903e-61053ceb33a4). Ask me to retry the export in a moment and I'll run a fresh final validation and export it to PPTX — the deck needs no rework.