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Design Thinking (HSMC-

151)
Project Presentation on

Mental Health And Wellness

Prepared By:
Submitted to:
Design Thinking Faculty 1. Aryan Raushan
2. Jahnavi Kumari
3. Mohit
4. Suhail Alam
Outline:

֍Introduction
֍Motivation
֍Process of Project
֍Budget
֍Learning from Project
֍Conclusion
֍Reference
Introduction: Mental health & wellness Solution

In today’s fast-paced academic environment, mental health and emotional well-being have become
critical aspects of student life. Many college students face challenges such as stress, anxiety,
loneliness, and burnout, yet accessing professional support can often be difficult due to stigma, lack
of awareness, or limited resources.
To address this pressing issue, our project aims to develop a comprehensive mental health and
wellness platform tailored for college campuses.
MOTIVATION
Challenges Faced by College Students
1.Academic Pressure:
Rigorous coursework, deadlines, and competition can lead to overwhelming stress.Fear of failure
or not meeting expectations often exacerbates anxiety.
2.Financial Strain:
Many students face the dual burden of managing tuition fees and living expenses.
3.Social and Cultural Adjustments:
Students transitioning to college often struggle with adapting to new environments, making
friends, or living away from family. International students may face additional challenges such as
cultural differences and language barriers.
4.Stigma Around Mental Health:
Many students avoid seeking help due to fear of judgment or being labeled as weak.
5.Technology and Social Media:
Excessive use of social media can contribute to feelings of inadequacy, comparison, and
cyberbullying.Lack of digital boundaries often disrupts sleep, further impacting mental health.
Aim of the Project
The primary goal of this project is to develop a digital platform
that provides accessible, stigma-free mental health
resources and support for college students.
Positive Impact on Students
The implementation of this platform will bring about significant
benefits for students on campus:
1.Enhanced Accessibility:Students will have access to mental
health resources anytime, eliminating barriers such as stigma or
limited service availability.
2.Stress Reduction:Tools like guided meditation and personalized
tips will help students proactively manage stress and anxiety.
3.Empowerment:Encourages students to take charge of their
emotional health through mood tracking and self-care features.
4.Fostering a Supportive Environment:By enabling peer-to-peer
interaction and promoting open discussions, the platform will reduce
feelings of isolation and foster a sense of community.
5.Improved Academic and Social Outcomes:Supporting mental
well-being will lead to better focus, higher productivity, and healthier
relationships among students.
Process of Execution for the Digital Mental Health Platform
Executing a project of this nature requires a structured and phased approach.
Below is a step-by-step breakdown of the process:
1. Research Phase
Identify the Problem:
Conduct surveys and focus group discussions to understand students' mental
health challenges.
Gather feedback from campus counselors, students, and faculty members.
2. Planning and Design Phase
Feature Planning:
Create sketches or prototypes of the app interface for user feedback.
3. Development Phase
Build the Core Features
Set up a secure database for storing user data (ensure compliance with privacy
standards).
4. Testing and Feedback Phase
Beta Testing:
Deploy a prototype to a small group of students and counselors.
Collect feedback on usability, functionality, and effectiveness.
5. Launch
. Post-Launch Support and Maintenance
User Support:
Provide technical support and assistance to users.
Include a feedback mechanism for continuous improvement
BUDGET

Expense Free Option Paid Option


Development $0 $100–$500
Hosting $0 $10–$120/year
Domain Name $0 $10–$20/year
Tools & Testing $0 $10–$20/month (optional)
Total Initial Budget $0 $120–$640 (one-time)
LEARNING FROM THIS PROJECT
1. Technical Skills
Frontend Development:
•HTML:
Learn how to structure content using semantic HTML tags.
•CSS:
•Master styling techniques for layouts, fonts, colors, and responsiveness.
•Explore animations, transitions, and gradients for visual appeal.
•JavaScript:
•Practice manipulating the DOM (Document Object Model) to handle form submissions, store data in
localStorage, and implement dynamic feedback.
•Use event listeners to make the quiz interactive.
• 2. Project Planning & Organization
• Modular Design:
Understand how to split a project into smaller sections (e.g., question sections, results page, feedback logic).
• Code Maintenance:
Write clean, reusable code that can be updated or expanded (e.g., adding more questions).
• Testing:
Learn to test the app for bugs, responsiveness, and cross-browser compatibility.
CONCLUSION

• This project is an excellent opportunity to combine technical expertise


with a socially impactful topic. You'll gain hands-on experience while
contributing to mental health awareness, which is both personally and
professionally rewarding.

REFERENCE
World Health Organization (WHO):
For global mental health statistics and resources.
Website: https://www.who.int
•W3Schools:
For tutorials and quick syntax guides.
Website: https://www.w3schools.com
•CSS Frameworks (if used):
For example, Bootstrap or TailwindCSS
•Netlify, Vercel, or GitHub Pages:.
Thank You!

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