Barn Airflow Marketing Infographic

I will send you three source files—our barn’s DWG layout, the CFD model (Airspeed at 2.5' ht file) that traces internal airflow, and a spreadsheet containing the measured wind-speed data (bottom of pg 8 of the audit file) in mph (1-2, 2-4, 4-6, 6-8, >8 mph). Your job is to translate all of that technical information into a clean, eye-catching infographic that we can drop straight into brochures, webpages, and investor decks.

What I need to see on the final piece:
• Highlighted airflow paths that clearly show how fresh air travels through each zone of the building.
• Wind-speed gradients, colour-coded so a viewer can instantly grasp faster vs. slower areas.
• Key data points and statistics called out with concise labels—no tiny engineering notes, just marketing-level insights such as average inlet velocity, maximum exhaust speed, and any comparative improvements we achieved.

I’m flexible on the design software you use. If you prefer Illustrator, Photoshop, InDesign, or even render out from Blender or SketchUp before compositing, that’s fine; the priority is a crisp, vector-friendly file (AI, EPS, or PDF) plus a high-resolution PNG for quick use online.

Acceptance criteria
1. Visual style matches our brand colours (I’ll supply the palette).
2. All numbers cross-checked against the spreadsheet; no rounding errors.
3. Infographic readable when printed at both A3 and Letter size.
4. Layered, editable source file delivered, not a flattened image.

If questions come up while you review the CFD results or DWG layers, just let me know—I can provide clarifications or additional screenshots.