That collage layout with the torn-paper textures makes a "process" page feel like part of her creative work instead of a dry behind-the-scenes explainer. What's been trickiest, picking which artifacts to show, or keeping that loose scrapbook feel from tipping into looking messy?

hardest part is choosing one of the 10 different directions I want to create visually but choosing the one that will be the best combo of visually interesting while also simple and usable.

Great work

This looks incredibly refined.

That tradeoff is exactly the design problem. I’d let the process organize the page, from the brief and early tension through exploration, production, and outcome. It can still feel expressive, but the sequence gives it enough structure that the visuals never fight usability.

kai, the small photos are cool. i like the cream and blue colors cream and blue colors

Too good!!

Great work

The scrapbook direction works because it reads as her actual thinking rather than a case study template. On the ten directions problem, I tend to pick by asking which layout still guides the eye once the visuals get busy. For a producer, the win is a client feeling her taste...

Showing both creative direction and production is an interesting storytelling challenge. One route could be a single project traced from the early idea through the decisions and final delivery, with her contribution made clear at each stage. Are you organizing this page by phase or by skill?