Designing my high school yearbook meant turning a full year of moments into something people would want to keep.

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The goal was simple. Capture the spirit of the student body in a way that felt engaging, cohesive, and meaningful from cover to cover. Every spread was approached as a story, using thoughtful layouts and strong visual direction to highlight both big milestones and smaller, everyday moments.

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Consistency played a key role. Each page was designed to feel connected while still giving space for individual stories to stand out. The result was a publication that felt intentional, polished, and easy to move through.

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The final yearbook was met with strong recognition from students, faculty, and parents. It also earned national honors, including the National Scholastic Press Association Pacemaker Award. More importantly, it increased student engagement and pride, becoming something that brought the school community together and lasted beyond the year it captured.