“Location, location, location.”
Phrase to remind people that the most determining factor in the price of a house is the location. The property itself can be build on, extended, knocked into the next property etc. – Urban Dictionary
In my world, I’m exactly like most real estate agents. However, I determine the value of almost everything based on design.
This year, I’m the lead editor of our high school yearbook. Honestly, I never expected it to be this difficult. At our school, yearbook is just a club. However, since I’m the editor I convinced the administration to have it as a class. Seeing that its just a club, there isn’t any real motivation for staffers to complete their pages. If it were a class everyone but a few select members would have failed. Because quite frankly, 90% of them were terrible.
I ended up single handedly designing over half of the book. When some staff members designed pages, I had to redesign them.
I like things to look nice. Period. All images needed borders. I designed all of the titles based on our homecoming theme “Freeze the Hornets”. However, some members wanted to do their own thing and make it look shitty.
In the past, our yearbooks have been hideous. (Thats the nicest adjective to describe them.) I never really understood why, until I became editor. It’s because everyone is lazy. Image resolution errors are ignored, causing images to be blurry. Some staffers use pictures of their friends as the background. This in particular makes me very angry, and also causes the page to appear cluttered and makes it very hard to read.
I was determined to create a decent book. I believe I’ve achieved this task. However, it was mostly because of me and two other people. The rest of our staff had virtually nothing to do with it. I really hope things won’t revert back after I and next years editor leave. However, I’m almost 100% sure they will.
P.S. Thanks to those that completed their pages and went above and beyond. You know who you are.