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Although Quit Guide and quit START offer many similar features, their design and content differ in a number of ways (Figure 1). Quit Guide offers a relatively linear layout, utilizes darker colors that convey a serious tone, and provides information through text with minimal graphics. Users can type journal entries and can read a text-only guide on how to quit smoking.
JMIR Ment Health 2021;8(7):e26873
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Participants discussed using the apps to review information about their personal habits (ie, their “stats”), but altering a behavior based on this feedback was rare. For example, a participant using a step tracker said,
It was cool, a cool thing. It didn’t really matter because I was working every day and I’d get about the same amount of steps every day.
JMIR Form Res 2020;4(10):e19860
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