Web-Based Rental House Smart Finder using Rapid Application Development basis for Evaluation of ISO 205010

Abstract

Businesses including the promotion of rental properties, utilized the advantage of using technologies to attract more clients. Most of them use a website to easily advertised their properties online. Hence, there were lots of existing system developed to find hotels and apartments online, without considering other affordable rental houses, such as boarding houses and bed spacers. Aside from that, people in Bansud and Bongabong Oriental Mindoro, can’t easily find a rental house with the reason of lack of details regarding the location of each rental house and couldn’t find an affordable rental house immediately. From that, A Web-Based Rental House Smart Finder using Rapid Application Development basis for Evaluation of ISO 205010 was developed to assist the clients in finding affordable variations of rental houses such as boarding house, dormitories, hotels and others. The system can also provide necessary information of specific rental house properties and even gave an alternative option by providing near rental property listings using kilometer distance. The system can also accept reservation request from the clients. On the other hand, the Rapid Application Development was used in building the project for quick continuous development and testing during the project’s software development lifecycle. The RAD strategy allows to investigate a working model as in front of schedule as could be normal considering the present situation if the frameworks meet the necessities required, and propose imperative changes. The ISO/IEC 25010 software quality standards were applied in the evaluation to determine the functional suitability, performance efficiency, usability, reliability, security, maintainability and portability of the system. The overall mean of the ISO/IEC 25010 evaluation result was 3.67, which was regarded as very effective, indicating that the evaluators were satisfied by giving positive feedback. Some of the evaluators suggested to have a mobile application for accessibility.