Education
CS231n: Deep Learning for Computer Vision
Stanford · 2017
The canonical deep-learning course deck. Clean white slides, the cardinal seal, and figure-driven teaching — the aesthetic thousands of ML talks copied.
Design System
Color Palette
White
#FFFFFF
Backgrounds
Stanford Cardinal
#8C1515
Seal / emphasis
Ink
#222222
Text
Figure Blue
#4285F4
Diagram accents
Gray
#888888
Captions / footers
Typography
- Headings
- Plain bold sans, flush left; similar to Helvetica / Arial
- Body
- Regular sans with figure captions and paper citations
- Notes
- Lecture number and date in a fixed footer line.
Visual Style
CanonicalPlainFigure-drivenLegible
Layout
White slides with a top-left title, one dominant figure per slide, and citation footnotes.
Imagery
ConvNet architecture diagrams, ImageNet examples, and feature visualizations.
Charts & Data
Training curves and accuracy tables in primary hues on white.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What colors does Stanford use in its presentations?
- Stanford's Stanford Lecture Series (2017) uses a 5-color palette: White (#FFFFFF) for backgrounds, Stanford Cardinal (#8C1515) for seal / emphasis, Ink (#222222) for text, Figure Blue (#4285F4) for diagram accents, Gray (#888888) for captions / footers.
- What fonts does Stanford use in its slides?
- Headings: Plain bold sans, flush left; similar to Helvetica / Arial. Body: Regular sans with figure captions and paper citations.
- What is the presentation design style of Stanford?
- The deck's visual style is canonical, plain, figure-driven, legible. White slides with a top-left title, one dominant figure per slide, and citation footnotes.
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