This paper presents a comprehensive methodology for developing a web-based warehouse management system (WMS) utilizing the Waterfall method. Warehouse management is a critical aspect of business operations, and the transition to web-based systems offers numerous advantages in efficiency and accessibility. By adopting the Waterfall method, which provides a structured and linear approach to software development, this study ensures a clear framework for system implementation. The system's architecture, including its use of HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and PHP, is discussed in detail, highlighting the technical aspects of the development process. Through the analysis of various diagrams, such as Use Case, Class, and Activity diagrams, the paper demonstrates the system's functionality and its potential to enhance warehouse management practices. This research contributes to the advancement of warehouse management technology, offering insights into the implementation of web-based systems using established software development methodologies.