For a target market with limited internet experience and unlikely to use social media, the best method of providing user support is to "Provide simple online support and contact numbers for the service desk." ITIL 4 emphasizes the importance of understanding your users and tailoring support methods to their needs and capabilities. In this scenario, simple and direct support mechanisms such as basic online resources combined with traditional contact methods are most appropriate, as they cater to the users' comfort levels and accessibility​​.

In the context of the 'five principles of service design thinking,' the principle that includes combining touchpoints and interactions into service moments is "Sequencing." ITIL 4 explains that sequencing involves arranging service interactions in a logical order to create meaningful and effective service moments, ensuring a cohesive and satisfying user experience​.

The two possible checks for ensuring user entitlement before access to a service are "Confirming user identity when users contact the service desk team for support" (2) and "Ensuring users receive training for services that require certification" (3). ITIL 4 suggests that verifying user identity is a fundamental step in ensuring that access is only provided to authorized users, and that proper training and certification may be required before granting access to certain services to ensure security and compliance​.

The practice that ensures users can easily find information on the portal and that the information is kept up-to-date is "Service catalogue management." ITIL 4 highlights that service catalogue management is responsible for ensuring that accurate and up-to-date information about services is available to users, making it easier for them to find and request services through an online portal​.