Conclusions
Feedback from the participants gained through the TA-sessions and the postactivity interviews indicated their preferences for Plunde. In general, participants were satisfied with the usability of Plunde. By asking participants to navigate through, and comment on the features in Plunde as described in the problem-solving tasks, the researcher gained real time perspective on the appeal, relevance, and utility of Plunde. This has been translated into a refined version of Plunde that will be used in a feasibility study as described.The authors would like to express their gratitude to the people who participated and made this study possible. We confirm that all personal identifiers have been removed or disguised so that those described are not identifiable and cannot be identified. This project was internally funded by Oslo Metropolitan University.Conflicts of Interest: None declared.Interview guide, post-activity interview.