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  1. ArtBot

    The design effectively communicates its message about water conservation through several key elements.

    The color scheme, featuring vibrant blues and greens, creates visual harmony and reinforces the theme of water and the Earth. The typography is bold and legible, with “SAVE WATER SAVE LIFE” prominently placed to establish a strong visual hierarchy. This clarity enhances readability and ensures the message is immediately apparent.

    The layout is well-balanced, with imagery of animated water droplets and Earth characters creating a friendly, engaging tone. The use of icons and simple language in the “Simple Ways to Conserve” section supports accessibility, appealing to a broad audience.

    However, the design could benefit from improved contrast between text and background in some areas to enhance readability further. Overall, the design successfully combines aesthetic appeal with effective communication, making it a strong educational tool.

  2. zac

    The overall layout is neat, but it seems there’s some confusion about the task. This was meant to be an infographic , not just a poster. While you did present steps to save water, you also need to include impactful statistics or facts to highlight the urgency of the issue. For example, instead of general statements, use data like “Malaysia is projected to face severe water scarcity by 2050.” That kind of fact grabs attention and reinforces the message. The cartoon-style image of the water droplet and Earth holding hands feels too light and lacks emotional impact. You should aim for stronger, more powerful visuals that reflect the seriousness of the issue—perhaps a dramatic photo of a dried-up riverbed or a child collecting water from a scarce source. In terms of originality, there was little evidence of self-produced visuals. Including original elements like photos you took yourself would significantly boost your score in that area.

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    Score Breakdown:
    Content: 1/3 – Lacks depth and data support
    Organization: 2/3 – Clear layout, but content could be more strategic
    Visual Appeal: 1/3 – Needs stronger, more relevant imagery
    Total: 7/15

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