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. 2017 Oct 11;19(10):e325. doi: 10.2196/jmir.7415

Table 5.

User and website factors reported as important in prolonging a visit to a website for expectant fathers.

Survey Items n (%)a
Whether the visitor…

Wants to improve his knowledge in relation to the topics of the website 134 (77.0)

Experiences the use of the website as rewarding 129 (74.1)

Likes receiving (tailored) feedback on the answers he provided on questions 84 (48.3)

Knows in advance how long it will take to go through the whole website 46 (26.4)

Experiences the use of the website as challenging 36 (20.7)
Whether the website…

Provides information that is easy to understand 158 (90.8)

Can be used free of charge 156 (89.7)

Provides information that is perceived to be useful for dads to help them adjust and engage in healthy behavior 147 (84.5)

Is attractive for the visitor to use 123 (70.7)

Does not take much time to entirely complete 93 (53.5)

Provides brief textual information (ie, does not involve a great deal of reading) 87 (50.0)

Displays personal progress through the program (eg, progress bar page numbers) 68 (39.1)

Provides testimonials of successes of other dads who used it 66 (37.9)

Has a brief registration procedure (eg, the registration of log-in name and password) 63 (36.2)

Uses a short questionnaire for providing tailored feedback 62 (35.6)

Provides interactive features (eg, tests, forums, games) 57 (32.7)

Uses a virtual guide to guide a visitor through the website 41 (23.6)

aPercent rating ≥4 for importance (1= not at all important; 5= extremely important).