When to use
- When a single title is the entire message, such as in section dividers, cover slides, or closing slides
- When creating impact through typography alone, without images, bullets, or tags
- When signaling a "brief pause" or "topic transition" in the presentation flow
Type
{
type: "title",
badge: "카테고리명",
title: "메인 타이틀",
subtitle: "보조 설명", // optional
theme: "dark",
}
Markdown pattern
# [뱃지] 타이틀
서브텍스트 (선택)
If under the heading there is only plain text or nothing at all, without bullets (-), tags (>), images (![]()), abstract markers (~), or evolution markers (<</>>), it is detected as the title type.
Writing principles
- Keep the title short and strong, fitting on one line
- Keep subtext within 1 line — if it gets longer, switch to title-bullets
- If bullets are needed, use title-bullets rather than this type
- Since only the title appears large in the center of the screen, the title itself must convey enough meaning
Distinguishing title vs title-bullets
| Situation | Type |
|---|---|
| Title only, or title + short subtext | title |
| Title + list of explanatory items | title-bullets |
In Markdown, if there is even one - bullet, it is detected as title-bullets.