Panel labeling conventions

I’m in WA state. PoCo is Mason PUD #1. AHJ is WA L&I. I recently had my first inspection after replacing meter box, breaker panel, lots of house wiring. Only flunked for 7 things. One of them was "label panel circuits and mount cover with 2 screws for next inspection". I left the cover off so they could see inside. I didn’t label the circuits in case they told me I needed to change any. Go figure.

I want the labels on the panel to be meaningful to me, to the inspector, and to the next poor person who has to figure out what they mean. I’m looking for any/all suggestions for what you all use. E.g., What abbreviations would be easily understood? What details are important to list? Most circuits are straightforward (e.g., just refrigerator, just microwave). A few are more complex (e.g., living room receptacles and lights, dining room ceiling fan). Once I get some suggestions, I’ll use them to describe the complex ones – perhaps then I can get feedback on them (hopefully not feedback saying just don’t do that, but if so, I’d rather know now than at the next inspection).

And to answer questions that may come up on the complex ones, this was a remodel. Some walls had drywall, some had T&G wood, some had tile. As much as possible, I didn’t want to have to open walls. I straightened things out as much as I could without going to excessive lengths. So, somethings may be a bit strange, but if they are just plain wrong (i.e., not code compliant), I’d love to know.