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Applies the RVAP (Real Value Acceleration Program) brand identity — colors, fonts, logo, and layout patterns — consistently to any GitHub Pages website. Use this skill whenever someone asks to brand, rebrand, apply RVAP/RVAS visual identity, make a site look RVAP, match the brand kit, or transform a GitHub Pages site's look and feel to match RVAP. Also trigger when the user shares an HTML/CSS/MkDocs site and says it should look consistent with other RVAP/RVAS materials, even if they don't explic
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Versionv1.0.0
AuthorMicrosoft
Categorydesign
Skill IDmicrosoft/frontier-ghcp-rvas/.github/skills/rvap-brand
Files7 files
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