Why not separate them by planting times. Some on your list are early spring crops - the strawberries could be part of one bed since they are a permanent planting and the rest of that bed could be the spinach, carrots, and cuke.

Then the hot weather crops like the tomatoes, peppers, and melons could go in the other bed. Your vining cukes and melons will take up the most room so growing them vertically on trellis will give you more room to work with.

Dave

You might also contemplate double-cropping a spot or 2. Where I grow lettuce, spinach and carrots, there is time to plant melons from seed where the spinach was (in the middle rows). The lettuce then is finished before the melon vines spread outward to them and lastly, the carrots are done before the melon vines get to them.

Thank you for the ideas! Much appreciated

tons of options. with the strawberries you could do some kind of shelf/waterfall system. Use planter boxes or build your own. let the runners grow down, then once they take hold cut from mother plant. continue with 4-5 shelves that are moveable. so by the end of year 4 you can move boxes up or in whatever order you would like. you can build a big mound also and start them in a circle at the top.

toms and peppers are flexible, can have smaller beds, use containers whatever. all depends on if you are trying to keep it organized and visually stimulating or get max. yield from em.

vertical/trellis ideas from first response is good way to go.

how much space you have, how you want it to be laid out for ease of gardening etc...lots of things to consider. higher off the ground means less bending over and that is always good.