Our Project
One in three students reported having a mental health disorder in 2020. We want to help destigmatize the communication of mental health struggles and issues on college campuses. We designed an app to give students free resources to help and cope with mental health. It is accessible and free. The resources range from stress/anxiety tips and tricks, breathing techniques, articles, sleeping techniques, and more. We tested our design using our target audience, college students. After evaluations, we went back and improved our app to be the best it can be. We added features like a journal and more accesibility/usability factors.
LinkBig Points
- Our prototype gave students the ability to journal down their thoughts in order to destress.
- Our prototype gave students music resources to listen to in order to destress.
- Our prototype allowed students to easily log in with google or apple.
- Our prototype had 5+ screens filled with mental health resources.
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I300 Final Presentation
Our final presentation.
Team Members Email the Team
College Mental Health App has 3 members.
Nick Maestri
Nick Maestri is from Westchester, NY with a major in Informatics. He loves traveling, day-long adventures and watching football and baseball. His favorite sports team is the New York Yankees. For the next couple of years, Nick will be living in Phoenix, Arizona working at Infosys.
Carter Mooers
Carter is an informatics major with a minor in environmental management. He enjoys collaborating in team settings, designing websites, and using databases. He also enjoys environmental conservation and sustainability.
Anna Nichols
I am a third-year undergraduate student at the Luddy School at Indiana University. I am studying Informatics with a cognate in Graphic Design. At Luddy, I am involved in ServeIT, where we collaborate with local nonprofits to design websites for them. I hope to pursue a career in UX Design!
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