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As a visual communications designer with over 30 years of experience, I have always been passionate about creating impactful designs that resonate with people. Throughout my career, I have worked on a variety of projects ranging from branding and marketing in print and digital media. In addition to my design work, I also have over a decade of experience in education in various learning environments from K-12, Higher Ed, and Organizations. These experiences have allowed me to blend my two career passions and focus now on instructional design. I strongly believe that effective instructional design can transform the way people learn and retain information. At the heart of what I do is a commitment to creating designs that are not only visually appealing but also communicate clearly and effectively. Whether I am working on a branding project or developing a new eLearning course, my goal is always to create an engaging user experience to transform the way people learn and retain information.

Columns and Grids

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Similar to our post about Guidelines (the outer parts of your pages), using columns and grids in the yearbook layout has many benefits, both for creating a good design and for higher scores for contests. Whether you are starting, designing, or completing your pages, you can still update with columns and grids. What are columns

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