I’m building a touchscreen interface for a library-assistant robot and need a modern, sleek user experience that feels as intuitive as any top-tier app. Scope • Core screens for book search by title or author • A keyword-driven suggestion panel that updates in real time • Simple map navigation so visitors can locate a book’s exact shelf on the floor plan What I’m after 1. High-fidelity mock-ups with a clean, contemporary visual language—think flat design, balanced typography, and a calm colour palette that won’t glare on a kiosk screen. 2. An interactive prototype (Figma, Adobe XD or similar) that lets me tap through every user flow from “search” to “found on map.” 3. Asset hand-off: organised layers, exported icons, and a brief style guide so my dev team can implement the design inside the robot’s touchscreen. I’ll supply brand colours, sample catalogue data, and floor plans once we begin. If you’ve designed kiosk or robotics interfaces before, show me—otherwise any strong mobile/tablet UI work is great. Looking forward to collaborating on a smooth, librarian-friendly interface that keeps patrons—and the robot—happy.