a design challenge i faced was the layouts because that took a long time.

i am proud of the cover.

i learned that colors matter a lot.

i would not do so many words for a personal magazine project

Some of the biggest design challenges I faced during the yearbook was getting proper interviews. I struggled with this because the people we picked were either missing or weren't very specific with their answers.

Something I am most proud of in our yearbook were our captions. I liked how they were super unique and didn't lack information.

Something I learned about visual story telling and layout was that spacing spacing is very important to have a clean look.

Something I want to explore further in my magazine is my interests, and what i do with my friends because I can be creative with it.

Some of the biggest design challenges I faced was thinking of captions that went with the theme and was enjoyable for students in each grade level like for example for the academic page because it could be difficult to describe what person is doing

I'm most proud of some of the layouts in the yearbook like the grade level and clubs

I learned that it is important to look at the fine details of it all and double check everything as your working but also making sure all the colors and cohesive and fun to look at to everyone

I would want to look at new things and explore in a more creative way

I think that the biggest design challenge that I faced with the yearbook was trying to connect the theme with every page, through wording and unique designs. I also had a hard time finding photos that portray the feelings of the theme.

I think one of my biggest design challenges I faced with the yearbook was reworking the layout. For example, I had to completely flip the layout for one of my spreads and it was very difficult for me to fit everything while also making it look cohesive.

I'm most proud of the color cohesiveness in the yearbook design. I think all of the colors work well together and aren't too overused.

I learned that visual storytelling needs cohesive colors, fonts, and more. Layouts fit like a puzzle, but need to be equally apart/together and follow a certain theme to make sense.

For a personal magazine project, I think I'd make it a little less organized than a yearbook so that it's more interesting to look at but still easy to read.

I think that one of my biggest design challenges was explicitly giving captions and giving good background information on that picture. I think that writing captions was a problem because i found it very difficult to find and talk to the people who took that picture to understand what's really happening. A lot of the captions I made where very basic and needed reviewing since it wasn't detailed.

I really proud of my third spread because I think its the best one me and my parter made. It was aesthetically pleasing and together we made great captions and copies. I also think that I took the most time and put the most effort into that spread.

I learned a lot about making graphics and how to choose a layout that matches what i'm trying to achieve. I learned how to communicate efficiently and how to work better as a team.

I want to learn how to express what I want to say better through the use of pictures and images.

Some of the biggest design challenges I faced with the yearbook were captions, and layouts. First off, I struggled with captions because it was hard to find background information on the picture, especially when you were short on time or didn't have enough time to go around asking people. Second, I struggled with layouts because I had to write captions for many of the pictures and sometimes I didn't have enough space to fit the captions while still making it look nice.

I think one of the things I am most proud of is probably my 3rd spread. I was really proud of this one because I had to do a lot of interviews and I was running out of time but was able to finish in time and get a good grade.

That you have to find background information on some pictures so that you can understand what is going on so you can write a good caption that tells a fun story.

Something I was to explore is my hobbies and what I like to do with friends and family. Or some places where I like to go.

One of my biggest design challenges was creating an organized and cohesive layout. This was difficult because I didn't want to many words in one area and things all over the place.

I'm most proud of how we we all created interesting and lively spreads tht will definitely intrigue everyone. I love how it reflects everyone in the NVMS community and our theme.

I learned that ensuring the main parts should stand out and be able to grab the viewers attention. It is important to make sure nothing is jumbled up and too confusing.

I would love to explore and make unique layouts or graphics. I want to be able to reflect on my life.

The biggest design challenge was being able to include the art in every spread. Some spreads looked awkward while some looked empty and spacious. It was also hard trying to figure out which one was the best fit for the page.

Something I am proud of is the layout of the spreads. They were set up nicely and was very easy to read. It also was formatted in a clear way, each spread similar to each other.

Something I learned about visual storytelling was that you have to really know the story behind a picture. If you don't it's hard to write a caption that can captivate the reader.

Something I want to explore in my magazine is having a proper layout.

Some of the biggest design challenges I faced with the yearbook was choosing nice templates that match the spread I was doing. Also, I had challenges with figuring out what graphics I could put on the spread.

I most proud of the captions because they are really hard to write but are very unique and interesting in their own way.

Colors, layout, and spacing matters in order to make it look neat and visually appealing.

I would want to be more creative with the graphics and colors.

Some big challenges I faced with the Yearbook was finding a template that neatly displayed the photos on the spread. Also good graphics.

I'm most proud of the creating detailed captions. Also, high quality photos.

I learned that there needs to be equal spaces between the photos and captions. Also the colors need to complement each other.

Something I might want to explore further into is how to create a magazine project.

Some of the biggest design challenges I faced with the yearbook were getting god graphic. We didn't have a lot to choose from all the time, and the lack of graphics towards the end of the yearbook is something i wish we could have fixed, as some are also too repetitive like the bee graphic was. Another thing was coordinating with other spreads layouts and designs, trying to make them look consistent -- which i kind of felt our yearbook didn't have.

What i'm most proud of in the yearbook design is our yearbook theme itself -- the cover, the color scheme, the play on words.