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This document provides information about how to review pre-production documents and digital media files. It explains that a review identifies whether a product meets client requirements and areas for improvement. When reviewing requirements, the format, style, clarity, use of color and white space are assessed. Feedback from the client and target audience can help evaluate a product's suitability. The document instructs the reader to review their pre-production documents from the unit and provide comments on quality and areas for improvement in a homework review.
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