Reconstructed Of The Department Website By Implementing Web Design Guidelines

Mohd Zulhatfi, Ab Aziz (2007) Reconstructed Of The Department Website By Implementing Web Design Guidelines. Project Report. UTeM, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

Web usability measures the quality of an end-user's experience when interacting with online software. The usability engineering process should be considered throughout the Web site design process, so that users' abilities to find information and satisfaction with Web site improve significantly. Testing and fixing a website after it has been built is inefficient and unlikely to produce good results. The purpose of the study is to reconstruct the FTMK website by implementing web design guidelines, which are mainly on page design and site design aspects. The guidelines were analyzed and customized to ensure they are relevant to the design of information-oriented sites. Apart from the web design, enhancements are made to improve functionality of the website by including new modules such as web content management for administrator, search tool, feedback form, and news update. The website is reconstructed by implementing web technologies such as Apache Server, PHP, CSS, JavaScript and HTML. Web data is maintained in MySQL database server. A post user acceptance test was conducted to measure the effectiveness of the design improvements. Our post results show that by applying usability in the initial design can greatly increase user's satisfaction and can reduce extensive redesign and maintenance.

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