Website Users Research Articles

Development of Web-Based Learning Media on The Subject of Islamic Cultural History Class X

This research was conducted using the R & D (Research and Development) approach or commonly known as development research to produce a product. This research aims to develop a website that is intended as a learning media. This website is named "Haistudent.com" which has supporting features such as video playback to assignment collection in 1 website. The resulting development product consists of two types, namely 1) Book: Haistudent.com website usage guide, 2) Software: a learning website called "Haistudent.com". This website was developed according to the current needs of teachers and students, as well as paying attention to aspects of feasibility, practicality and effectiveness of the product.
 The development of web-based learning media on the subject of Islamic cultural history class X was developed using the ADDIE development model. The ADDIE research model is considered appropriate, because the results of the product developed are learning media not software engineering. To determine the feasibility of the product, a validation test was conducted by media experts, material experts and linguists. The questionnaire research instrument was used to determine the results of the product practicality test. Meanwhile, to find out the effectiveness test, through the pre-test and post-test instruments then processed using SPSS by conducting normality tests and parametric tests.
 The results obtained from the validation results of media experts (90%), material (94.6%) and language (100%) in the feasibility test obtained an overall result of 94.87% with a very feasible category. While the results in the practicality test obtained a result of 92.36% with a very practical category. While in the effectiveness test using the T test with a significance of 0.001 ≤ 0.05. This means that these results show that there is a difference in the results of the pre-test and post-test data. This proves that the use of the website "Haistudent.com" is very effective for improving student learning outcomes

Exploring the Factors Affecting Online Trust in B2C E-Commerce Transactions in India: an Empirical Study

Purpose: The COVID-19 pandemic has led to a surge in e-commerce as millions of people were forced to stay at home and adopt digital channels for their purchases to avoid crowded supermarkets. It made the whole world look towards e-commerce as a one-stop solution for keeping markets alive. However, it came as an opportunity for digital fraudsters as a huge number of digital frauds were reported during this pandemic. Such incidents raised questions about online trust-related issues. Fake websites, insecure payment mechanisms, data theft, privacy breach, product reliability, etc., are a few of the reasons why many people are still not confident about using e-commerce platforms. When customers cannot physically touch, feel, and see the products, it becomes even more suspicious and raises serious uncertainty about the quality of the promised product and transaction setup in the e-commerce framework. Design/Methodology/Approch: In this study, primary data was collected through structured questionnaires from e-commerce website users belonging to Generation Z and analyzed using Structural Equation Modelling and Path Analysis in IBM SPSS AMOS version 24. Findings: Online Security, Online Privacy, and Website appearance were studied and found to have a significant positive impact on online trust. Online trust was also found to be a predictor of purchase intention. Online trust was also found to act as a full mediator between online security and purchase intention, online privacy, and purchase intention, and as a partial mediator between website appearance and purchase intention. Research, Practical & Social Implications: The cross-sectional nature of this study makes it difficult for making inferences about causal relationships so new studies can adopt and check the utility of a longitudinal approach in this area. Furthermore, the data collected using convenience sampling had all young generation respondents, mostly college/university students. This current study takes only three antecedents of online trust with reference to a young generation; an exploratory study is needed here to find out new possible antecedents of developing online trust. Moreover, the appearance of the website is altogether a vast area to investigate for further development; very limited dimensions of the appearance of e-commerce websites are covered in this study.

PENGARUH KUALITAS WEBSITE PERPUSTAKAAN TERHADAP KEMUDAHAN PENGGUNA DI POLTEKKES KEMENKES PONTIANAK

Thisl study aims to determinel the quality ofl the library website, the level of ease of library website users and to determine the effect of the quality of the library website on the ease of users at the Poltekkes Kemenkes Pontianak. The method used quantitative approach. The population is all active students of Poltekkes Kemenkes Pontianak which amounts to 568 people. The sample was determined using the Slovin formula which yielded 85 respondents. Data collection methods through documentation and questionnaires. Data measurement in this study used Likert scale. The validity test used Pearson Correlation while the reliability test used Alpha Cronbach with 30 samples. The datal analysis techniquel uses thel mean formulal followed byl the grandl mean formulalof the whole laverage. Test the hypothesis using a simple linear regression test and a correlation test using the product moment. The quality of the website produces a value of 4.01 which is at a good level while the ease of users produces 4.40 which is at a very easy level which shows that the quality of the library website has a positive and significant effect on the ease of users of the Poltekkes Library website of the Ministry of Health Pontianak.

Analisis Tingkat Usabilitas Website Perguruan Tinggi Menggunakan System Usability Scale (SUS)

In the digital era, the existence of a website is a necessity for universities. Websites can be an effective marketing tool because they can reach higher education audiences globally without being limited by geographic boundaries. However, website managers must ensure that the website has good quality and visibility. One tool for measuring the level of website usability was the System Usability Scale (SUS). SUS was chosen because it was considered a simple instrument but can provide an overview of the level of website usability. This research involved 866 student website users. The measurement results show that the website obtained an SUS score of 61.4. This score was then interpreted into three scales, namely Grade Scales, Adjective Ratings and Acceptability Ranges. The results show that the score were categorized into the "D", "Good" and "Marginal Low" categories for the Grade Scales, Adjective Ratings and Acceptability Ranges respectively. This SUS score shows a fairly low level of usability, therefore website improvements, especially in terms of website visuals, are important to do immediately.

Optimasi Pengalaman Pengguna Pendekatan Ilmiah Mengukur Kualitas Aplikasi Shopee dengan Metode Webqual 4.0

The rapid development of social media applications and features in e-commerce involves user input on social media to facilitate online buying and selling, one of which is Shopee. Shopee is one of the e-commerce platforms that engages in customer-to-customer (C2C) transactions. However, there are still several issues on the Shopee website, including not all payment options being available, delayed chat responses from sellers, and very slow order status updates. Therefore, researchers analyze the website to help Shopee assess the website's quality by analyzing user satisfaction using the Webqual 4.0 method. Using the Webqual 4.0 method, researchers will create a questionnaire consisting of usability, information quality, and service interaction. After obtaining questionnaire results from respondents, testing will be conducted on three independent variables (X) tested against one dependent variable (Y) to determine if there is an influence between variables X and Y. All tests passed and obtained valid and reliable values. The T-test conducted yielded results for H1, which is 6.574 > 2.030, meaning that H1 is accepted, indicating an influence between H1 and Y. H2, which is 6.236 > 2.030, means that H2 is accepted, indicating an effect between H2 and Y. H3, which is 6.842 > 2.030, means that H3 is accepted, indicating an influence between H3 and Y. The F-test also resulted in H0 being accepted, meaning there is an influence between X1, X2, and X3 on Y, with the results being H1, H2, and H3 on Y being 0.000 < 0.05 and F count 22.632 > F table 3.25. Based on these results, it can be concluded that Shopee website users are satisfied with the quality of the website provided by Shopee.

Redesign User Interface Dengan Metode Design Thinking: Studi Kasus

Transformation of production and service processes is a form of change in the industrial revolution era that is supported by systems. One of the components in a company's information system is a web page or known as a website. User Interface in website design is a concern at the CV X company which operates in the interior contracting sector. This research aims to redesign the user interface to suit user needs on the CV X website using the design thinking method. The design thinking method has six stages, namely, empathize, define, ideate, prototype, test, and implement. This research carried out four of the six stages of design thinking. Several research results include a collection of companies' desires to change the layout, content and elements on the website, content regarding SVLK, the use of persuasive words, and navigation features in the website footer that are not yet available in the current design. Defining the problem at the define stage is the elimination of be spoke pages, the use of colors that match the characteristics of the company, the addition of interactive animations, and changes to all elements on the website. The results of collecting ideas at the ideate stage were 9 ideas. The realization of ideas at the prototype stage consists of 3 processes, namely the style guideline creation process, the redesign process, and a comparison of the current design with the redesign results. The process of creating a style guideline includes fonts, colors, button elements, website headers and footers. This research focuses on the website user interface only so that the test and implementation stages related to User Experience (UX) are not analyzed.

Effects of Visual Complexity of Banner Ads on Website Users’ Perceptions

Design plays a major role in online advertising. While specific aspects such as color or animation have been extensively studied, there is a surprising lack of comprehensive research on the overall impact of visual design and aesthetics. This study delved into the effects of varying levels of visual complexity in banner ads using the eye-tracking method. Out of 108 participants browsing test webpages with specially designed banners, data from 90 adequately measured data sets were used in the study. Notably, ads with a low level of visual complexity outperformed ads with a high level of visual complexity. While users noticed complex ads slightly faster (by 0.84%), they fixated on them significantly less (by 9.09%) and looked at them less frequently (by 4.79%). An implemented survey questionnaire examining the user perception of the banners reinforced the superiority of simple ads, as they were perceived as 4.40% more appealing in comparison. The study further delved into the correlation between objectively and subjectively evaluated data, exploring the credibility of subjective methods in the process. Considering our results and findings from other studies, it was evident that visually complex ads demanded more cognitive effort, could be more distracting, negatively impacted attention, could contribute to banner blindness and were perceived as less appealing.

Trust and website conversion in consumer responses to green product purchasing: A new perspective through the lens of innovative website Design's technology integration

This study aims to investigate the role of trust and website conversion in consumer responses to green product purchasing, with a new perspective through the lens of innovative website design's technology integration. To achieve this objective, an online survey was conducted with a sample of 384 consumers in Thailand. The results reveal that user trust in innovative website design are significant predictor website conversion in consumer responses to green product purchasing. Innovative website design's technology integration positively influences anticipated website usability and anticipated website quality requirements, which, in turn, enhances trust and leads to increased consumer conversion to green product purchasing. Moreover, anticipated website quality requirement acts as a partial mediator in the relationship between technology integration of innovative website design and user trust in innovative website design. The relationship between user trust in innovative website design and conversion of consumer response to green product purchase is notably strong (β = 0.203, p-value = 0.014), with user trust accounting for roughly 57.1 % of the variability in consumer conversion (R2=0.571). This substantial link suggests that in the broader context, enhancing elements that build trust within a website's design is crucial as it influences over half of the consumer's decision-making process related to green product purchases. Essentially, for industries and markets centered around eco-friendly products, investing in strategies to bolster user trust in their digital platforms could significantly drive consumer response and engagement. These findings have important implications for marketers and website designers seeking to enhance their green product sales by developing innovative website designs that incorporate technological integration and build trust with consumers. Both markers and website designers can use these insights to optimize their website design strategies, leading to increased conversion rates.

Pemanfaatan Media Digital Pada Sistem Pemerintahan: Studi Literatur Berbantuan Nvivo 12 Pro

Information technology has changed the pattern of service to the public to be faster, more precise, wider, and more transparent. The obstacle faced by governments in developing countries is the rapid dissemination of information to various regions to the most remote areas, such as villages and even hamlets. One of the efforts to disseminate information from the government is through the internet. The development of technology in public services is a practical solution in the current technological era. The acceleration of technology has long touched the government sector, in the form of electronic government or e-government e-gov. Comprehensive e-government implementation from the village government level to the center. Various studies have focused on the development and implementation of e-government, so in this study, a literature review was carried out using the PRISMA method with results mapping by the Nvivo Pro 12 program. digital media, both for the internal administration of employees and in public services. A total of 20 articles were mapped into four criteria, including "Government Area Level", "Benefits", and "Digital Media" used. In terms of regional criteria, it shows that research is dominated by cities or districts. The results of grouping e-Gov based on the purpose of implementation or benefits include internal staffing, public services, and the financial sector which is dominated by public services. In the digital media cluster, e-government that has been implemented includes website media, Android applications, programs or software, social media, and electronic mail or e-mail, the most results being website usage.

Analysis of the Saintekmu Website Quality on User Satisfaction Using the Modified System Usability Scale and Webqual 4.0 Method

Today, websites are a major means of finding or providing information. The Saintekmu website was created to offer top-notch service to students. One way to ensure that the website's services are appropriate and that information technology is being used to its fullest potential is to evaluate the level of service provided and improve its quality. This study aims to compare the results of two methods - the System Usability Scale (SUS) and Webqual - used to determine the quality and expectations of website users. The study distributed questionnaires online using Google Forms and had a sample size of 20 students. The data collected was analyzed using the SPSS program. The results of the SUS method indicated that the website acceptability range was in the marginal category, with a score of 69.9 and a classification rating of OK. The Webqual method yielded an R square of 0.948, indicating that the website's usability, quality, and interaction variables had a significant effect on user satisfaction. All WebQual 4.0 dimensions had a positive and significant effect on user satisfaction, both partially and simultaneously. This study provides Muhammadiyah Saintek University with reference material to evaluate its website in the future.

Website quality and user satisfaction: A higher education perspective

<p>At the forefront of this digital revolution stands the omnipresent website, a virtual gateway that transcends geographical boundaries, providing us unparalleled access to information and services from anywhere on the globe. In this increasingly interconnected world, websites have become the digital storefronts and first impressions of entities, be they businesses, organizations, or individuals. Consequently, people often make swift and decisive judgments about an agency based solely on its online presence's user experience and interface design. Given how quickly the internet is developing, the online quality of an academic university website is essential to student satisfaction. This study explores the intricate relationship between student satisfaction and academic university website quality (usability quality, information quality, service interaction quality, and user satisfaction). It provides a detailed analysis of the student experience. We use multiple regression with a sample size of 104 student respondents. This study uses factual data and student input to analyze significant areas of academic university websites. The results show that user satisfaction with website quality is positively significant to user satisfaction. Repetitive interactions are more common on websites that excel in usability, accessibility, and responsiveness. We hope this research can help developers to improve academic university websites.</p>

Strengths and Limitations of Web-Based Cessation Support for Individuals Who Smoke, Dual Use, or Vape: Qualitative Interview Study.

Tobacco use has shifted in recent years, especially with the introduction of e-cigarettes. Despite the current variable and intersecting tobacco product use among tobacco users, most want to quit, which necessitates cessation programs to adapt to these variable trends (vs focusing on combustible cigarettes alone). The use of web-based modalities for cessation support has become quite popular in recent years and has been compounded by the COVID-19 pandemic. Therefore, understanding the current strengths and limitations of existing programs to meet the needs of current various tobacco users is critical for ensuring the saliency of such programs moving forward. The purpose of this study was to understand the strengths and limitations of web-based cessation support offered through QuitNow to better understand the needs of a variety of end users who smoke, dual use, or vape. Semistructured interviews were conducted with 36 nicotine product users in British Columbia. Using conventional content analysis methods, we inductively derived descriptive categories and themes related to the strengths and limitations of QuitNow for those who smoke, dual use, or vape. We analyzed the data with the support of NVivo (version 12; QSR International) and Excel (Microsoft Corporation). Participants described several strengths and limitations of QuitNow and provided suggestions for improvement, which fell under 2 broad categories: look and feel and content and features. Shared strengths included the breadth of information and the credible nature of the website. Individuals who smoke were particularly keen about the site having a nonjudgmental feeling. Moreover, compared with individuals who smoke, individuals who dual use and individuals who vape were particularly keen about access to professional quit support (eg, quit coach). Shared limitations included the presence of too much text and the need to create an account. Individuals who dual use and individuals who vape thought that the content was geared toward older adults and indicated that there was a lack of information about vaping and personalized content. Regarding suggestions for improvement, participants stated that the site needed more interaction, intuitive organization, improved interface esthetics, a complementary smartphone app, forum discussion tags, more information for different tobacco user profiles, and user testimonials. Individuals who vape were particularly interested in website user reviews. In addition, individuals who vape were more interested in an intrinsic approach to quitting (eg, mindfulness) compared with extrinsic approaches (eg, material incentives), the latter of which was endorsed by more individuals who dual use and individuals who smoke. The findings of this study provide directions for enhancing the saliency of web-based cessation programs for a variety of tobacco use behaviors that hallmark current tobacco use.

Exploring price tolerance in online retail: A comparative analysis of price comparison website use and repeat purchases

AbstractThe present empirical study is the first research to examine how the price tolerance of online buyers correlates with price comparison website (PCW) usage and customer relationship status (CRS). Longitudinal sales data of power tools and household appliances in 8,097 transactions from a German online shop and scraped PCW price data over a 6-months period in 2021 are used for the analysis. Consumer demand falls on average by around 80% per less favorable PCW rank. In addition, PCW (new) customers show significantly less price tolerance than organic (existing) customers. A small but significant interaction effect induces that the correlation of CRS and price tolerance is stronger for organic than for PCW customers.

Assistance and Development of Website Profile in Curug Sangereng Village

Curug Sangereng Village, located in the independent city of Gading Serpong, Tangerang Regency, boasts a range of complete infrastructure, including offices, health facilities, educational institutions, places of worship, shopping places, and family recreation areas. However, the village presently lacks a comprehensive village profile that can serve as a means of socializing and disseminating information to its community. The objective of this community service activity, therefore, is to develop a website profile for Curug Sangereng Village that will provide information on the village's profile, public services, MSMEs, facilities, routine activities, and news about important events. In addition to developing the website, the activity will also implement a website usage assistance program to introduce and promote the use of the developed website. The assistance and development of the website for Curug Sangereng Village are part of the community service activities undertaken by Universitas Multimedia Nusantara.

Digital Media of Aliansi Laki-Laki Baru in Design Studies: Building a New Image of Men (?)

This research seeks to elucidate digital feminist activism in the context of user interface design and content within the study of design, exploring the visual representation on the Alliance of New Men (ALB) website. The qualitative research method employed in this study, which includes a literature review, indicates that digital feminist activism within the user interface explains that the ALB website demonstrates a multi-faceted identity that cannot be confined to a single website characteristic. The website's user interface is more intuitive compared to offering a distinct uniqueness that deviates from the dominant values of ALB. On one hand, the ALB website's user interface breaks rigid boundaries in its layout flexibility, yet on the other hand, it still reflects the meaning of traditional gender stereotypes through color usage. The content related to domestic space in ALB appears to merely reverse roles, but it ultimately reverts to traditional codes of masculinity.

Black Box Testing Using the Equivalence Partitions Technique to Test the Functionality of the Ternaku.id Website

A data validation process that is not optimal can result in inappropriate data stored in the database, such as a login process that can cause errors. This can be detrimental to website owners and users, so it is necessary to improve the quality of more accurate validation. The ternaku.id website, which has been designed in such a way, must go through a testing stage to ensure the quality of the software itself. A good test case is if the test has the possibility of finding an uncovered error. In this research, functionality testing will be carried out using black box testing using the Equivalence Partition method. This method test solves or divides the input domain of the program into data classes so that test cases that are considered relevant enough to test the registration or registration functionality, login, and investment application features on the Ternaku can be obtained.id website. The results of tests carried out on 11 functions showed that 3 functions failed and 8 functions succeeded.

Acceptability and use of an online health priorities self-identification tool for older adults: A qualitative investigation

ObjectiveTo examine the use of a web-based, self-directed health priorities identification tool for older adults with multiple chronic conditions (MCCs). MethodsWe recruited a gender- and racially-diverse, highly educated sample of older adults with MCCs to engage with our My Health Priorities tool, then complete a semi-structured interview. Thematic analysis was used to examine interview transcripts. ResultsTwenty-one participants shared perspectives on the acceptability and use of the tool. Three themes (with eleven subthemes) were generated to describe: website user experience feedback, the content of the health priorities identification process, and the tool's capacity to empower communication and decision making. ConclusionParticipants found this tool acceptable and easy to use, describing a variety of benefits of the priorities self-identification process and offered suggestions for refinement and broader implementation. Older adults with limited internet navigation abilities or misconceptions about the self-directed process may benefit from clinicians clarifying the purpose of the process or initiating priorities-aligned discussions. InnovationThis novel tool can help older adults with MCCs define what matters most for their health and healthcare, informing a variety of health decisions. This tool may enable and motivate patients to lead health priorities decision-making discussions with clinicians and care partners.

The Influence of JavaScript, on Website Development and User Experience

Abstract: JavaScript, a programming language has brought about a revolution in the construction of websites and web applications. Its capability to generate interactive web pages while enabling real time user interaction has made it an indispensable tool for developers. This article delves into the impact of JavaScript on website design and development highlighting its contributions to user experience. Additionally it emphasizes the importance of research and development in this field.

Sistem Pengaduan Masyarakat Berbasis Web menggunakan Metode Waterfall


 
 
 
 Kragilan Village is one of the villages in Mojosongo District, Boyolali Regency, Central Java. The obstacle experienced by Kragilan Village is in community complaints which are still carried out conventionally. In this way, the community must come directly to the Village office to submit complaints and in this case it is less effective because the complaint file can be lost and damaged. So to accommodate all complaints from the public, it is necessary to have a system that is made to make it easier for the community to express their aspirations in an easy way and can be used whenever the community needs it. The design of this system uses the UML (Unified Modeling Language) model, namely use case diagrams, activity diagrams, sequence diagrams, and class diagrams. At the development stage of this system using the Codeigniter framework, and a MySQL database with the Waterfall system development method. . This system has been tested by testing Black Box testing and beta testing through questionnaires to website users. The results of the Black Box test show that the function on this website system as a whole has been running well without any errors.
 
 
 

Strategy For Strengthening MSMEs Capabilities : Implementation Of Digital Marketing As A Means Of Promotion And Commercialization Of Business Products In The Kencana Village Of Bogor City

Kencana Village has a lot of potential from the products produced by its people. Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) in this area still market their products conventionally and have not marketed them through digital marketing. Even though digital marketing can really help MSMEs in the progress of their business. The large number of users of social media, e-commerce, Google and websites can be used as an opportunity for entrepreneurs to market the products they want. Activity objectives: increase the understanding and ability of the Kencana Village community regarding digitalization of MSMEs products, provide training regarding the use of digital media as a means of product promotion and commercialization, create an MSMEs website portal, and provide solutions related to problems experienced by local business actors in conducting sales and business promotions through digital media. The methods used are training and mentoring, media content creation practices, then data processing methods are also used through cobweb analysis and the Customer Satisfaction Index (CSI). The results of the spider analysis show that each competency parameter produces an average value of 4.76, indicating that all of them fall into the strongly agree category, as well as having a significant impact in increasing the knowledge and understanding of the participants. Meanwhile, research results regarding the level of satisfaction using the CSI method were found to be 89%, which shows that the public is satisfied with the training services provided. Results achieved: a) Increased understanding regarding digital marketing concepts and media that can be used to market MSME products, b) Increased skills related to creating product promotional content for social media and e-commerce, c) Creation of an MSME website which will be managed by the local MSME actors as a means of product promotion and commercialization, d) Motivation to implement digital marketing in Kencana Village, Bogor City.