The 15-Minute City | A Field Guide

Prompt

Create a 5-page, 16:9, editable English teaching deck that explains the "15-minute city" to the public: the concept, the everyday destinations within that radius, a one-day walking route, and three design moves that improve a neighborhood. Use an urban-guide infographic style in warm paper white, forest green and coral orange; do not invent statistics.

Result

The 15-Minute City — A Field Guide

The 15-Minute City — A Field Guide — five pages, 16:9, English, every word and shape natively editable.

#PageWhat it teaches
1
The 15-Minute City
Cover: a radial walking-time map (home at the centre, 5 / 10 / 15 min rings) sets the promise
2
Everything you need, a short walk away
The definition, the Carlos Moreno / La Tribune attribution, three principles, and an honest caveat that a quarter-hour doesn't hold everything
3
What should be within fifteen minutes?
Hero infographic: six destination families on a three-ring map, plus a "how to read this" panel
4
One day, one neighbourhood
A dotted route with six clock-time stops from market street to community hall
5
Three moves that make a neighbourhood
Mix the ground floor · Calm the street · Fill the gaps — each with "what it does" and "start here"

Verified, not just claimed: I opened the exported file and checked it — 5 slides at 16.667 × 9.375 in (exactly 16:9), 150 shapes of which 104 carry text and zero pictures, so nothing is flattened into an image. Presentation validation passed with no warnings.

On "no invented statistics": the deck contains no percentage, population, distance, cost, rating or city-outcome figure. The only numerals are 15 (and the 5 / 10 ring labels), the six clock times on the walking route, the 1 / 2 / 3 move markers and the slide numbers. The origin line credits Professor Carlos Moreno and his La Tribune opinion piece without a date, so no stray number enters the copy. The day-in-the-life page is labelled "an illustrative day — not a measurement of any real city."

Style: warm paper white (#FBF7EE), forest-green ink (#1F4A38), one coral accent (#E4694A), Georgia headlines over Trebuchet MS body, a fixed header rule and footer number on every page — printed-guide feel, no stock photography, no shadows or gradients.

Presentation ID a2be766e-4574-50ba-b118-cc33a1208fe7 — keep it if you want revisions later, since edits continue that same deck rather than rebuilding it.

How it was made

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