What are Milestone Dates?

What are Milestone Dates?

On agreement of timeline, delivery date and preferred method of proofing, you will receive deadlines for sending all the initial yearbook content (article images and text) and for the various proof check stages. 

If your content is delivered after the allocated deadline, or you return proofs late, we cannot guarantee to meet your delivery date – although we will try our best to do so.

Once you have provided your content to YOLO, you can sit back and relax while we lay out your yearbook. If we have any concerns regarding the content, such as too much or too little text or photos supplied, then we will contact you.

First page proofs will be provided for checking of all content – either online or printed hardcopy depending on your chosen proofing preference. 

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