COS 333 Spring 2017
Mental health issues on college campuses have been on the rise for the past decade, and it’s hard to keep up with this increase. When you’re feeling down, you need a place to help make yourself feel better. And, seeing that you are not alone in your hardships is in itself a reassuring feeling. Our product, mooody, is a mental health-focused social web app that incorporates three important factors that we believe can help make a difference: anonymity, relatability and accessibility. mooody provides a supportive community for users to anonymously share their highs and their lows, as well as mood tracking features to encourage users to better take care of themselves and each other. The platform also lets users anonymously reach out to others who have indicated negative feelings that day, allowing for random acts of kindness that might just be what it takes to lift someone up.
Xiao Yang Yu (xyyu@princeton.edu), Lindy Zeng (lindy@princeton.edu), Katelyn Neese (kneese@princeton.edu)
Xiao Yang Yu
Nick Giannarakis (ng8@cs.princeton.edu)
Sun. March 19: Design Document due
Mon. March 27:
Mon. April 3:
Mon. April 10:
Fri. April 14: Project Prototype
Mon. April 17:
Mon. April 24:
Fri. April 28: Alpha Test
Mon. May 1:
Thu. May 4 - Fri. May 5: Beta Test
Mon. May 8 - Wed. May 10: Demo Days
Sun. May 14: Final Project due