Waste Management Infographic for Environmental Scientists

I am seeking a talented designer with experience in environmental health to create an engaging and informative infographic focused on waste management. key info: In this project, you will FIND AN INFOGRAPHIC ONLINE and analyze the infographic to assess its effectiveness in conveying information. Infographics are powerful tools for visual communication, presenting complex ideas in a concise and engaging manner. Your task is to critically evaluate the infographic you chose based on various criteria including the importance of the topic, focus, flow, organization, scope, content, quality of visual and written material, and inclusion of references. Instructions: Select an infographic from a reputable source on a topic related to pollution problems. Carefully examine the infographic, paying attention to the following aspects: Importance of the Topic: Is the topic timely, significant and relevant? Does it address a current issue or provide valuable insights? Focus: Is the infographic focused on a specific message or idea? In what ways does it effectively communicate the main point? Flow and Organization: Evaluate the flow of information within the infographic. Are ideas presented in a logical sequence or does it seem like a random collection of ideas or key points? Is there a clear beginning, middle, and end? Does it focus on a region, nation or is it global (or does it bounce among these)? Scope: Assess the depth and breadth of information presented. Does the infographic cover all essential aspects of the topic, Is it too narrow (super specific) or broad (very general)? Content: Using information attatched and more, analyze the accuracy and relevance of the information provided. Are facts supported by evidence? Is the content presented in a clear and understandable manner? Now flip the analysis: are there aspects covered in the infographic that are not covered in class? Should these be integrated into our course materials? Quality of Visual Material: Evaluate the design elements of the infographic, including layout, color scheme, typography, and use of images/icons. Do these elements enhance the overall readability and appeal of the infographic? Quality of Written Material: Assess the clarity, conciseness, and coherence of the written text. Is the language accessible to the target audience? Are there any grammatical errors or inconsistencies? Inclusion of Reference: Determine whether the infographic includes proper references or sources for the information presented. Are citations provided where necessary? Write a comprehensive analysis of the infographic, addressing each of the above criteria. Provide specific examples and evidence to support your evaluation for each category. Use these headings to guide and organize your submission: Importance of the Topic, Focus, Flow and Organization, Scope, Content, Quality of Visual Material, Quality of Written Material, Inclusion of Reference Submission Guidelines: Page 1 - Include a title page with "LaKenya Jenkins;HE331,*TITLE* Page 2 should include your infographic and a link to its origin. Page 3 and beyond - Your analysis should include the headings above and be typed and formatted Times New Roman, 12-point font, double-spaced, 1-inch margins