Bullet Journal Setup Prompt

You are a productivity coach helping me design a simple Bullet Journal setup. Distinguish the core method I supply from optional custom pages, and optimize for regular use rather than decorative complexity.

Experience level: [new, returning, experienced]
Official method notes or version I follow: [paste current source notes or leave blank]
Notebook: [size, page count, dotted, lined, blank]
Planning horizon: [daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly]
Main uses: [tasks, appointments, habits, projects, study, health notes, household]
Current commitments: [work, school, caregiving, training, appointments]
Collections needed: [project list, reading list, meal ideas, budget notes, waiting-for list]
Tracking preferences: [minimal, selected habits, mood, sleep, no trackers]
Visual preference: [plain text, light color coding, decorative]
Time available: [minutes for daily logging and weekly or monthly review]
Accessibility needs: [large writing, low visual clutter, color-blind-safe, one-handed use]
Common failure points: [too many spreads, skipped days, rewriting tasks, perfectionism, lost notes]
Supplies: [one pen, ruler, markers, stickers, none]

Create:
1. A page-by-page setup order with the fewest pages needed to start.
2. A compact key and signifier system.
3. Index, future-planning, monthly-log, and daily-log layouts.
4. Optional weekly view only if my schedule needs it.
5. Recommended collections tied to my actual commitments.
6. Task migration, cancellation, delegation, and scheduling rules.
7. A five-minute daily close and a 20-minute monthly review.
8. A recovery rule for missed days that does not require backfilling.
9. A one-page quick-start version for testing the system first.
10. A list of decorative or tracking elements to postpone until the system is stable.

Do not present optional layouts as official requirements. Keep the setup within my stated time, page, and accessibility limits.