Conceptual Graph:X$-$Axis: Resource Categories $($e$.$g$.,$ Design Software, Stock Photos, Content Writing$)$Y$-$Axis: Total Cost for Each Resource CategoryCost Information:You'll need to track costs outside of Trello. Consider creating a separate spreadsheet to manage this.For each resource category, list the following:Cost Details: Specify what the cost is for $($e$.$g$.,$ Design Software $-$ Annual Subscription, Stock Photos $-10$ Image Pack$)$Cost Status: Track if the cost has been incurred $($paid$),$ budgeted $($allocated but not yet paid$),$ or estimated $($potential cost$).$Data Example $($replace with your actual costs$)$: Resource Category Cost Details Cost Status Cost Design Software Adobe Creative Cloud Annual Subscription Budgeted $$239\mathrm{.}88/$year Stock Photos $50$ Image Pack from Depositphotos Budgeted $$99$ Content Writing Freelance writer for "About Us$"$ page Estimated $$50$ drive$\_$spreadsheetExport to SheetsGraph Types:There are two main graph types you can consider:Bar Graph:A good option for comparing costs across different resource categories.Each bar represents a resource category, and the height of the bar represents the total cost for that category.You can color$-$code the bars based on cost status $($e$.$g$.,$ green for budgeted, blue for incurred, yellow for estimated$).$Pie Chart:A good option for visualizing the overall cost distribution across different resource categories.The pie chart is divided into slices, where each slice represents a resource category and its size is proportional to the total cost of that category.expand$\_$moreYou can use different colors for each slice to represent different resource categories.Creating the Graph:Use spreadsheet software like Microsoft Excel or Google Sheets to create your graph.Enter your cost data and choose the desired graph type $($bar or pie chart$).$Customize the graph with labels, titles, and legends to make it clear and informative.Additional Tips:Briefly explain the graph and cost categories in your project document.If you have a fixed budget for the project, consider adding a horizontal line on the graph to represent the budget limit$.$ This can help visualize how your planned costs compare to the available budget.Remember:This cost overview is separate from your Trello board, but it complements your project management by providing insights into resource allocation.Adapt the cost categories and details to reflect the specific resources required for your school website redesign project.please help me to draw the bar graph and pie chart for it$.$ I want to see them.