ROOM-4 — DIRECTION B: ROOM CARDS
Complete original sample request. Not submitted to a model or executed.

Explore a second static screen direction before implementation. The person is
a coordinator choosing a room for a four-person discussion. They need to
compare three candidates for the same full hour, then choose a room to review.

Initial state: no room selected. The day label is "Sample day". The fixed
interval is "14:00–15:00 UTC" with no time flexibility. A whiteboard is
required. A display is optional. Four seats are sufficient. The whole hour
must be available. Show all candidates in Cedar, Birch, Elm order.

Use this complete fixed content, unchanged from Direction A:
  Cedar: 4 seats; Available; Whiteboard; Fits request; Choose Cedar.
  Birch: 6 seats; Unavailable; Whiteboard + display; Time unavailable;
         Cannot choose.
  Elm:   4 seats; Available; Display; No whiteboard; Cannot choose.

Exact shared copy:
  Choose a room
  Sample day
  4 people
  14:00–15:00 UTC
  Whiteboard required
  Display optional
  3 rooms; 1 fits this request
  No room selected
  Choose a room to review. Nothing is booked.

Only Cedar is eligible under these supplied conditions. Show its choice
action as available. Show the other actions as unavailable with their
written fit reasons. Choosing leads toward review; it does not book a room.
Do not add filtering, a recommendation score, photos, pricing or other rooms.

Direction to explore:
Group each room's name, capacity, equipment, availability, fit reason and
local action in a bounded room card. On a wide composition, place three
cards side by side. Keep availability in the card's decision area with its
fit reason and action. On a narrow composition, stack complete cards in
the same order. Keep every supplied field visible; do not hide equipment.

Shared visual treatment for comparison with Direction A:
White background #FFFFFF; slate text #233747; secondary text #526673;
quiet surface #F2F5F7; rules #BECBD3; action #1C5673.
Use Verdana, sans-serif; title 26, room name 20, fact/action 16, label 14.
Use written availability and fit reasons, not color alone. Keep the same
40-unit action-drawing height. No decorative shadows or imagery.

Deliver editable static SVG artwork with two separate compositions:
1040 units wide and 390 units wide. Use region map 1=request, 2=summary,
3=Cedar, 4=Birch, 5=Elm, 6=selection/next-step explanation. Keep text editable
and name its groups. Explain how facts are grouped at each width.

Describe the tradeoffs implied by the layout and list states still missing
before implementation. Treat these as design reasoning, not user preference
or a usability result. Do not build interactions, run code, connect live
inventory, book a room, change a site or claim named-tool integration.