The second screenshot is an example of a question that has multiple response options. And I believe that this screen capture was done from an iPhone. Android is a similar concept but the way that it displays would be different. But we have a fair number of those questions with multiple response options. And I think the other main type of question is your entry question, which you see for like your financial questions and things like that. And for those you just type the answer in the box or using the keyboard which will display. And it displays appropriately based on the type of question. If a numeric it’s question, then we give you a numeric keyboard. If an alpha question, we it’s give you an alpha keyboard. If a date, we give you a date picker. So we it’s use functionality of the device itself in order to allow you to easily answer the questions. And then the third screenshot you can see again this is the checklist which you saw on a previous slide. But for this one, you can see section one is now green and it has a checkmark which indicates that been completed. Section two it’s is blue with an arrow which indicates the section that going to go that’s you’re into next. But I want to point out a few things at the top of that page as well. You can see in the blue section with the graphic it says completed a milestone. you’ve going to determine your eligibility for federal student aid. So Let’s keep we’re using these checklist pages to be encouraging. from one You’re moving section to another section so basically letting you know doing a we’re you’re great job, you know, making progress in order to try to be encouraging you’re and let people know that on the right track. they’re And you can see below the blue in the green line it indicates that the application was successfully saved. So as I mentioned just a little bit ago, just
The second screenshot is an example of a question that has multiple response options. And I believe that this screen capture was done from an iPhone. Android is a similar concept but the way that it displays would be different. But we have a fair number of those questions with multiple response options. And I think the other main type of question is your entry question, which you see for like your financial questions and things like that. And for those you just type the answer in the box or using the keyboard which will display. And it displays appropriately based on the type of question. If it’s a numeric question, then we give you a numeric keyboard. If it’s an alpha question, we give you an alpha keyboard. If it’s a date, we give you a date picker. So we use functionality of the device itself in order to allow you to easily answer the questions. And then the third screenshot you can see again this is the checklist which you saw on a previous slide. But for this one, you can see section one is now green and it has a checkmark which indicates that it’s been completed. Section two is blue with an arrow which indicates that’s the section that you’re going to go into next. But I want to point out a few things at the top of that page as well. You can see in the blue section with the graphic it says you’ve completed a milestone. Let’s keep going to determine your eligibility for federal student aid. So we’re using these checklist pages to be encouraging. You’re moving from one section to another section so we’re basically letting you know you’re doing a great job, you know, you’re making progress in order to try to be encouraging and let people know that they’re on the right track. And you can see below the blue in the green line it indicates that the application was successfully saved. So as I mentioned just a little bit ago, just
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