023예약제 운영 안내

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Output size 2480x3508 pixels, A4 portrait, 300dpi, print-ready poster.

[Purpose]
Create a finished Korean reservation-only operation notice for the shop "【가게 이름】". The same design must work in two real places: printed as an A4 notice on the entrance door and posted as a 4:5 image in the shop's Naver Place news. A passerby should understand within three seconds that advance booking is recommended, how to book, where to contact the shop, and whether a same-day walk-in may be accepted. This is not an advertisement and not a decorative social post; it is a practical customer instruction card whose exact Korean information is the main subject.

[Scene]
Use a warm ivory paper-colored background with a restrained forest-green and muted terracotta palette. Build a clean vertical information path using four simple, original line icons: a small calendar with a check mark for booking, a hand tapping a neutral rectangular screen for the selected booking method, a simple storefront door for visiting, and a speech bubble with a check mark for confirmation. Connect these icons with one thin dotted path that moves downward, making the order understandable without extra words. The icons must be generic and original: do not reproduce the Naver logo, Instagram logo, any app interface, trademark, brand color system, mascot, or recognizable commercial symbol. Add a very subtle paper grain and two or three tiny leaf-shaped accents only in unused corners. Keep the central information area calm, spacious, and highly legible. Do not place any illustration, texture, or connector behind letters.

[Attached photo]
If a photo is attached with this prompt, do not use it. This card does not need a product, portrait, storefront, logo, or reference photo. Create the notice only from the exact fields and layout instructions here. Never copy branding, characters, signage, or app graphics that may appear in an attached image.

[Text layout] top to bottom, as % of canvas height. Render these exact Korean strings:
- 5-9%: "【가게 이름】" - small bold Korean sans-serif, forest green, centered
- 12-23%: two-line title, line 1 "예약제로", line 2 "운영합니다" - very large heavy Korean sans-serif, near-black, centered; both lines aligned as one compact block, with "예약제로" in forest green and "운영합니다" in near-black
- 27-32%: "방문 전 예약을 부탁드려요" - medium bold Korean sans-serif, muted terracotta, centered
- 36-44%: "1  예약 방법" - bold Korean sans-serif, forest green, followed directly below by "【예약 방법】" in larger near-black heavy Korean sans-serif
- 48-56%: "2  예약하기" - bold Korean sans-serif, forest green, followed directly below by "연락처  【연락처】" in larger near-black heavy Korean sans-serif
- 60-68%: "3  예약 확인" - bold Korean sans-serif, forest green, followed directly below by "확인 후 방문해 주세요" in medium near-black Korean sans-serif
- 73-82%: "【당일 방문 가능 여부】" - one highly visible line of heavy Korean sans-serif inside a simple rounded terracotta outline badge with an ivory interior; this badge is the only outlined container in the design
- 84-100%: leave calm empty ivory space with no text

[Style]
A polished Korean small-business information card with the visual discipline of a modern public-service infographic. Use flat vector shapes, crisp geometric line icons, generous margins, and strong editorial spacing. The mood is warm, considerate, and trustworthy rather than strict or corporate. The background is warm ivory; primary text is near-black; forest green organizes headings and steps; muted terracotta highlights the request and the same-day visit status. Use only Korean sans-serif type, with heavy weight for the operational facts and medium weight for supporting instructions. Keep all corners gently rounded and all strokes consistent. For A4, preserve comfortable print margins of at least 7% on every edge. For 4:5, keep every text line and essential icon within the central safe area so the card remains readable in a Naver Place feed preview.

[Visual hierarchy]
First read: "예약제로 운영합니다". Second read: "【예약 방법】" and "연락처  【연락처】". Third read: "【당일 방문 가능 여부】". Fourth read: the three numbered step labels and the polite supporting messages. The title must occupy the strongest visual weight but must not crowd the shop name. The selected reservation method must be as easy to find as the contact information. The same-day status badge should be visually isolated with generous empty space above and below, not enlarged so much that it competes with the title. The four generic icons and dotted path support scanning but remain lighter and smaller than every essential text line.

[Lighting and texture]
Use flat, even print-style color with no dramatic lighting. Apply only a faint natural paper texture across the ivory background, subtle enough that small Korean strokes remain perfectly clean. Icons may have a tiny amount of soft dimensional shading, but there must be no glow, glossy app-like surface, metallic effect, realistic shadow, photographic depth, or luminous gradient. Maintain high contrast under indoor shop lighting and on a phone screen.

[Text rules]
Render only the Korean text inside the double quotes above, plus the field values inserted inside those quoted strings and the digits 1, 2, and 3. Do not change, shorten, paraphrase, repeat, or omit any character. Reproduce "【가게 이름】", "【예약 방법】", "【연락처】", and "【당일 방문 가능 여부】" exactly as entered, including spaces, digits, hyphens, and Korean letters. Do not add English, fake interface labels, QR codes, URLs, hours, dates, prices, slogans, small-print disclaimers, or unrequested booking instructions. Draw every Korean syllable with complete, clean strokes. All text must remain horizontal, sharply legible, and safely separated from icons and canvas edges.

[Avoid]
misspelled or broken Korean; changed phone digits or hyphens; omitted booking method; altered same-day visit policy; duplicated phrases; extra text; English words; fake tiny writing; QR codes; calendars containing dates or numbers; tables; dense flowcharts; more than three numbered steps; logos; brand marks; the Naver wordmark or green N symbol; the Instagram glyph or gradient; delivery-app imagery; copied app interfaces; characters; mascots; celebrities; song lyrics; people; product photos; storefront photos; empty boxes; multiple badges; cards or panels behind every line; decorations covering text; borders around the whole canvas; strong shadows; glow; neon; sparkle; 3D letters; gradient-filled letters; text outlines; watermarks