P3: If you could keep a feature where a
particular user can just use the website for a
small amount of time like once or twice without
having to go through making an account or
something that would also be very good.
I: Like option to test?
P3: Yeah, like suppose he is facing
some particular problem, and he just wants a
solution to it. If you ask him to make an account
and stuff like that then he will just prefer some
other solution.
P1: That’s a good idea actually.
Like many of us skip viewing websites when it
shows sign up. So if he gets the first-hand
experience of what it’s going to be like,
then he would actually sign up.
P2: Something like a trial version.
P1: Yeah trial version exactly.
P3: More like Quora. You can read the
first answer without signing in, but if you have
to continue further, you have to sign in. So if
the answer is interesting, you will obviously sign
in and continue further.
P1: Yeah, just search for it and find
the answer. And if you want to see the whole
course then you can ask them to log in/sign in.
Like if I failed an exam and I’m facing an
issue, and I search, “I’m facing
issues because I failed in an exam, what can I
do?” Then he does not have to sign up, he
just gets an answer like something he can try or
do.
P3: So one more thing that I would like
to add. Could you design the website as a general
students website, not for only those who are
having some mental, I mean stress issues or
something like that. If you could design it as a
general students website, whenever I am accessing
it, I don’t feel like I am having these
issues.
P1: Like a friendly site.
P3: Yeah more friendly.
P1: Something you could just come and
see, nothing like which tells you that you
actually have something serious going on.
P2: There can be a page which can be
curated and we can put interesting articles about
mental health. Not necessarily mental health but
something which would help them so that they can
come even if they do not have any sort of
issues.
