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Happy Hapai: Evaluating the Usability of a Pregnancy and Childbirth Preparation Website

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This 68-page paper was written to complete the Learning Design and Technology Master's program. The results from the usability study were presented at the 2020 Technology, Colleges, and Community Worldwide Online Conference in the form of a PowerPoint Presentation. A PDF of the website is also included in the resources.Pregnancy and childbirth is a wonderful experience for many women, and even their partners. During this period of gestation, there is a strong focus on the mother and child’s overall wellness and planning for the birth of her child(ren). For individuals living on O`ahu, there are many resources available; however, it can be a tiresome process to find all of the information expecting families need and want. In addition to speaking to medical professionals and reading informational books, many find themselves seeking answers on the Internet. Therefore, a need for a location-based, comprehensive online resource was identified. The purpose of this usability study was to evaluate the functionality, navigability, and ease of use of an O`ahu-based pregnancy and birth preparation website and the participants’ satisfaction with the content and design. The website was developed using WiX, a cloud-based development platform, and contains useful, relevant, and location-based information to help expecting parents make informed decisions about their pregnancy and delivery. The usability study recruited nine participants who gauged the navigability of the website and their satisfaction with the design and content. Feedback and data analysis from the study indicated that participants agreed that the website was easy to use and were satisfied with the available resources

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