Before participating in this campaign, more than half (30 out of 40) of the respondents were already aware of the Verify Halal app. This indicates a relatively high level of awareness among students and highlights the importance of educational initiatives to promote halal verification tools in the younger generation. 

According to the survey, 65% (26 out of 40) of students had used the Verify Halal app before participating in the campaign. This reflects a strong prior engagement with the app among students, suggesting that many are already proactive in verifying halal status in their daily lives. 

Respondents were asked to rate how easy it was to use the Verify Halal app on a scale from 1 (very difficult) to 5 (very easy). The average rating was 4.2 out of 5, indicating that users found the app generally easy and convenient to use. 

This shows that the app has a user-friendly interface, though there’s minor room for improvement to push more users toward a perfect score.

Almost all respondents (34 out of 40) agreed that it was easy to understand how to check a product’s halal status using the app. This indicates that the app’s interface and verification display are clear, simple, and effective in delivering important information.

The app received an average score of 4.4 out of 5 for usefulness, showing that students found it relevant and helpful in their daily lives, particularly when shopping or making informed halal choices. 

Nearly every respondent (36 out of 40) said they would recommend the app to others, highlighting high user satisfaction and trust in the accuracy of the halal data presented in the app.