Yearbook Life Frameworks. 2026

Yearbook Collections: Life Frameworks [2026]
[Yearbook Triology 3]
Categorises lived experience so memories are understood, placed, and recorded with confidence
 
Product Description
The Life Frameworks Collection is a system-level tool designed to help you accurately classify lived experience while documenting a year of life.
 
It provides a clear, restrained structure for recording different kinds of experience, without interpretation, storytelling, or emotional processing at the time of use.
 
Where Foundations establish structure and Time Markers establish chronology, Life Frameworks establish experiential clarity. They ensure that ordinary life is not erased, significant moments are not overworked, and unresolved experiences are allowed to remain unresolved.
 
This collection is designed to support calm, sustainable memory keeping across both ordinary and difficult years.
 
Not everything that happens in a year is the same kind of thing.
 
Life Frameworks exist to make that distinction clear, so you can record life as it is lived, without flattening, exaggerating, or explaining it.
 
What’s included
90 digital cards [18. 6x4 Cards + 72. 3x4 Cards]
[Alternate spelling include]
PNG format-High-resolution
 
The Yearbook Trilogy Companion Guide
15 Page
PDF Format
 
Life Frameworks Gategory Guides:
[1 Title Page, 4-5 Content Pages per category- PDF Format]
Categories Included:
Time Anchors
Daly Life
Significant Moments
People & Relationships
Periods of  Change
Lived Experiences
 
Card breakdown
The Life Frameworks Collection includes cards across six locked categories:
Time Anchors: Formal points of reference across the year
Daily Life: Routines, habits, and ordinary continuity
Significant Moments: Recognised and bounded events
People and Relationships: Relational presence across the year
Periods of Change: Sustained directional shifts over time
Lived Experience: The perceptual reality of living the year
 
 
Each category includes a balanced mix of:
title cards
journal cards
 
Designed to work together as a classification system rather than standalone prompts.
 
These cards are not prompts, reflections, or storytelling devices.
They exist to help you decide what kind of experience something was, so it can be placed accurately and without pressure.
 
Each card supports restraint, clarity, and correct placement, allowing you to document without overworking memory or emotion.
 
Key features
System-based classification of lived experience
Reduces cognitive load while documenting
Prevents ordinary life being erased or over-elevated
Supports documentation without interpretation
Designed for use during both calm and difficult years
Integrates seamlessly with Foundations and Time Markers
 
Who it’s for
The Life Frameworks Collection is for memory keepers who:
want to document life without performance
prefer clarity over creativity
value continuity over completeness
are documenting alongside real life, not after it
want a system that holds during complex or disrupted years
 
It is especially suited to those who feel overwhelmed by traditional journalling or storytelling approaches.
 
How to use it
Life Frameworks cards are used after time is established and only when classification is needed.
 
Use one Life Framework category per entry.
 
You are not required to:
use every category
write extensively
resolve experience
explain meaning
Classification is enough.
 
These cards work best when paired with:
Foundations for structural containment
Time Markers for chronological grounding
 
What you need to know
This is a digital product [PNG files]
No physical items will be shipped
Cards are designed for reuse across an entire year
This collection does not replace Foundations or Time Markers
It is part of the Yearbook Trilogy system
 
Why it works
Most memory keeping systems fail because they ask too much of the user at once.
 
Life Frameworks work because they separate experience from interpretation.
 
By classifying experience rather than analysing it, the system allows you to record life honestly, lightly, and sustainably, even when clarity comes later, or not at all.
 
This is what allows a yearbook to be completed without collapse.
 
A record does not require understanding. It requires placement.