Savanda Harianty, Sri Wahyuni, Ruly Dwi Arista

Implementation of UI/UX Design in the Development of Profile Website Using the User Centered Design Method

Introduction

Implementation of ui/ux design in the development of profile website using the user centered design method. This study details UI/UX design implementation for Omah Cikal Kreatif's profile website using User Centered Design. Enhance user engagement and digital presence for a community empowering housewives.

Abstract

The evolution of UI/UX design on the profile webpage is covered in this study. A community called Omah Cikal Kreatif aims to empower housewives by fostering their creativity via handicrafts made from secondhand items. The primary obstacle is the limitations of digital platforms' user interface (UI) design and user experience (UX), which affect user engagement and low exposure. This research aims to design and develop an attractive, informative and easy-to-use website by applying the UCD approach. The development process includes user needs analysis, prototype design, and design evaluation using the System Usability Scale (SUS) method. The results of this research provide strategic insights in improving the quality of website design and strengthening Omah Cikal Kreatif's identity in the digital realm

Review

This study presents a timely investigation into the implementation of UI/UX design principles for a profile website, specifically targeting the community initiative Omah Cikal Kreatif. The abstract clearly identifies a pertinent problem: the limitations of existing digital platforms hindering user engagement and exposure for organizations focused on community empowerment. By aiming to design and develop an attractive, informative, and easy-to-use website, the research positions itself as a practical solution to a common challenge faced by many non-profit and community-based organizations striving for digital presence and impact. A significant strength of this work lies in its foundational methodological choice: the User-Centered Design (UCD) approach, which is highly appropriate for UI/UX development. The abstract outlines a structured development process, encompassing user needs analysis, prototype design, and a formal evaluation using the System Usability Scale (SUS). This methodical framework suggests a robust and systematic process for ensuring the final product genuinely meets user requirements and adheres to usability standards. The specific application to Omah Cikal Kreatif further highlights the practical applicability and potential for direct positive impact on an organization seeking to leverage digital platforms for its mission. While the abstract promises "strategic insights" and an improvement in website quality, the full paper would benefit from elaborating on several key areas to maximize its contribution. Further detail on the specific techniques employed during user needs analysis (e.g., interviews, surveys, persona development) and the iterative nature of the prototype design would strengthen the methodological narrative. Additionally, a deeper dive into the actual SUS results, including the scores and their detailed interpretation, along with any challenges encountered during the design and implementation phases, would provide valuable lessons learned for other practitioners. Exploring the generalizability of these insights beyond Omah Cikal Kreatif, perhaps through a discussion of similar community platforms or design patterns, could significantly broaden the study's contribution to the wider UI/UX and community empowerment literature.

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