# Generation prompt

Create one finished 16:9 landscape public-information flow page for a fictional neighborhood community library. This is a service-explainer page with a real reading path and four actionable steps, not a title-only cover and not an official notice from a named institution.

VISUAL CONCEPT
Show a welcoming, contemporary neighborhood library as a clean editorial illustration. A single colored path winds through four distinct moments in one connected public library: a visitor at the service desk; browsing books by shelf section; checking a book out at either a counter or a self-service kiosk; returning a book and confirming the record. Connect the moments in the correct order with one clear, continuous route and four numbered stops. Each stop should be visually distinct and easy to match to its caption. Use small, simple scenes with human scale, open floor space, bookshelves, a help desk, and a return point. Do not use a mascot or a childlike cartoon style. No real city, library name, municipal seal, actual membership card, official policy, fee, date, opening hours, or invented service rule.

LAYOUT AND LEGIBILITY
A full 16:9 page with a strong title at upper left, the exact four-step sequence in a readable line beneath it, and the illustrated route taking up the broad center of the page. Place one short caption beside each numbered stop; map them in order to the four captions provided below. Keep clear space between the route, captions, and the footer disclosure. Do not make a row of four identical cards: let the route and room illustration shape the composition organically. Use generous white space, simple wayfinding symbols, and high-contrast readable Chinese typography. Make every required line large enough to read at presentation size. Keep all copy inside the canvas.

ART DIRECTION
A calm civic-culture information design: warm white paper, deep ink-blue typography, clear cobalt and teal route accents, and small touches of marigold and coral. Blend crisp flat illustration with lightly textured printmaking or colored-paper shapes. Friendly and dignified, current and accessible; not childish, not corporate, not an official government template. Use direct, simple visual cues rather than decorative clutter.

EXACT COPY — render verbatim and add no other text
Title:
"第一次来，也知道怎么借。"

Process line, exactly in this order and with the arrow spacing shown:
"办证 → 找书 → 借阅 → 归还"

Match each caption to the numbered stop in the same order:
Stop 1: "服务台登记"
Stop 2: "按分区索引"
Stop 3: "柜台或自助机"
Stop 4: "归还后确认记录"

Required disclaimer, clearly readable near the bottom:
"流程示例，实际规则以所在图书馆为准"

Preserve every Chinese character, arrow, comma, and full stop exactly. Do not invent any other labels or microcopy, and do not put words on shelf signs, screens, membership cards, or books. The finished page must be immediately useful to a first-time visitor: the eye can follow the four-step path, see what happens at each stop, and read the reminder that rules vary by library.