Table 4.
User and website factors reported as important when making a first-visit to a website for expectant fathers to promote their mental health and a healthy lifestyle.
| Survey Items | n (%)a | ||
| Whether the visitor… | |||
| Perceives the website as relevant for himself | 151 (86.8) | ||
| Perceives the source (the organization that provides the intervention) of the website as credible | 141 (81.0) | ||
| Knows that the website is effective | 140 (80.5) | ||
| Is willing to spend time on visiting the website | 137 (78.8) | ||
| Is motivated to visit a father-focused website | 131 (75.3) | ||
| Has access to the Internet at a private location (eg, home, work) | 127 (73.0) | ||
| Gets a positive recommendation about the website | 125 (71.8) | ||
| Wants to improve his mental health and/or lifestyle | 112 (64.4) | ||
| Has positive expectations of father-focused information delivered through the Internet | 110 (63.3) | ||
| Has sufficient skills to use the Internet | 73 (42.2) | ||
| Is referred to the Internet intervention by a health professional (eg, general practitioner, nurse) | 67 (38.5) | ||
| Receives a reminder to visit the website | 49 (28.1) | ||
| Receives an incentive for visiting the website | 40 (23.0) | ||
| Whether the website… | |||
| Has a navigation structure that appears to be easy to use at first sight | 141 (81.0) | ||
| Is created by experts in parental well-being behavior change | 134 (77.0) | ||
| Is based on scientific knowledge | 131 (75.3) | ||
aPercent rating ≥4 for importance (1= not at all important; 5= extremely important).