Improving Cultural Objects Portal Application Usability Using User Usability Evaluation

The application of the prototype process model has been adopted and has undergone adjustments. Prototype emphasizes speed in development based on product prototype iterations to answer user needs. Iterations will be carried out based on an evaluation from the user. In this case, it is deemed necessa...

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Main Authors: Susanto, Budi, Feriadi, Kristofan, Restyandito, Virginia, Gloria, Proboyekti, Umi
Format: Conference Proceeding
Language:English
Subjects:
application development
Cultural differences
cultural objects portal application
Documentation
Mobile applications
Planning
prototype process model
Prototypes
Source coding
Usability
user usability evaluation
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Summary:The application of the prototype process model has been adopted and has undergone adjustments. Prototype emphasizes speed in development based on product prototype iterations to answer user needs. Iterations will be carried out based on an evaluation from the user. In this case, it is deemed necessary to have an evaluation method that can be used to confirm the evaluation basis. This study modifies the prototyping process model in 3 parts: simplifying the requirements definition stage, applying the medium fidelity principle to the application interface prototype design, and applying the System Usability Scale technique, performance efficiency, effectiveness, and heuristic at the evaluation step. This is based on the understanding that this evaluation can indirectly determine how well users receive the application. In order to implement the modified process model, this study uses a case study of smartphone application development for the needs of the Alunalun.info sub-project catalog of Indonesian cultural object information. This project is complex because many other independent sub-projects are also interrelated. The definition of functional requirements for the case study is based on questionnaires and interviews. The definitions obtained were translated into prototypes at medium fidelity based on team and user discussions. Based on this design, applications can be developed immediately. Applications are evaluated for feedback from users. The results of implementing the modification of the prototype model process have succeeded in helping a small Alunalun.info project team of 3-4 people produce the Alunalun.info catalog application.
ISSN:2640-0227
DOI:10.1109/ICoDSE59534.2023.10291234