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Onder reflects on their work creating a poster and website for a campaign to promote better sleep. They felt their poster met requirements and standards through varied ideas and hard work, including a questionnaire that received positive responses. Their website documenting the campaign improved over time, and they were proud of the banner incorporating elements of their poster. Overall, Onder believes the campaign successfully educated people on the importance of sleep through the informative posters and work created.
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