Visualizing Water Leaks The Facts and Impacts

I need an infographics based on the information given below. Make sure that the color scheme, background image and graphics aligns with the main idea of the text. The infographic is designed to convey information about water leaks in a visually engaging manner. It uses a color scheme of blue, white, and black, which is commonly associated with water and cleanliness. The title "THE FACTS ON LEAKS" is prominently displayed at the top in bold blue letters against a white background. The first section of the infographic, highlighted by a large blue drop icon, states that "10 percent of homes have leaks that waste 90 gallons or more per day." This statistic is followed by a smaller text explaining that minor leaks can account for nearly 3,000 gallons per year. To the right, there's a sidebar with icons representing different types of leaks and their impact. These include a faucet dripping, a shower leaking, a toilet running, a sink leaking, and a pool leaking. Each icon is accompanied by a fact: a leaky faucet dripping at the rate of one drip per second can waste more than 10 gallons; a shower leaking at a rate of 10 drips per minute wastes 500 gallons per hour; an old toilet can waste up to 11 million gallons over its lifetime; a leaking pool can waste up to 13,000 gallons of water annually. Below these facts, there are three call-to-action sections: "Did you know?" encourages engagement with the content; "Homeowners" suggests actions like replacing old toilets and repairing leaks; "Look for" lists signs of leaks such as wet spots on lawns and water damage. At the bottom of the infographic, there is a footer with logos and links to additional resources. The logo includes the text "WaterSense" and a tagline "Making water efficiency easy." There is also a link provided to the EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) website, indicating that this infographic is likely sponsored or created in collaboration with this organization.
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I need an infographics based on the information given below. Make sure that the color scheme, background image and graphics aligns with the main idea of the text. The infographic is designed to convey information about water leaks in a visually engaging manner. It uses a color scheme of blue, white, and black, which is commonly associated with water and cleanliness. The title "THE FACTS ON LEAKS" is prominently displayed at the top in bold blue letters against a white background. The first section of the infographic, highlighted by a large blue drop icon, states that "10 percent of homes have leaks that waste 90 gallons or more per day." This statistic is followed by a smaller text explaining that minor leaks can account for nearly 3,000 gallons per year. To the right, there's a sidebar with icons representing different types of leaks and their impact. These include a faucet dripping, a shower leaking, a toilet running, a sink leaking, and a pool leaking. Each icon is accompanied by a fact: a leaky faucet dripping at the rate of one drip per second can waste more than 10 gallons; a shower leaking at a rate of 10 drips per minute wastes 500 gallons per hour; an old toilet can waste up to 11 million gallons over its lifetime; a leaking pool can waste up to 13,000 gallons of water annually. Below these facts, there are three call-to-action sections: "Did you know?" encourages engagement with the content; "Homeowners" suggests actions like replacing old toilets and repairing leaks; "Look for" lists signs of leaks such as wet spots on lawns and water damage. At the bottom of the infographic, there is a footer with logos and links to additional resources. The logo includes the text "WaterSense" and a tagline "Making water efficiency easy." There is also a link provided to the EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) website, indicating that this infographic is likely sponsored or created in collaboration with this organization.
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  • Subject: The main subject of the infographic is water leaks, depicted through various graphics and statistics. Setting: The background color scheme and imagery align with the theme of water and cleanliness, using shades of blue, white, and black. Style/Coloring: The style of the infographic is visually engaging, with bold blue letters for the title and prominent use of blue drops to highlight key statistics. Action: The infographic conveys information about the impact of water leaks, including statistics on wasted gallons per day and per year. Items: Different types of leaks are represented by icons, including faucets, showers, toilets, sinks, and pools, each accompanied by relevant facts. Costume or Appearance: The appearance of the infographic is professional and informative, with clear text and visually appealing graphics. Accessories: The footer includes logos and links to additional resources, indicating potential sponsorship or collaboration with organizations like the EPA.