INTERACTION DESIGN FOR DIGITAL MAP SERVICES AT INSTITUT TEKNOLOGI BANDUNG WITH USER CENTERED DESIGN APPROACH

Digital map applications have become everyday services used by their users. However, these applications still provide general geographic information and do not offer detailed information. For example, at the Bandung Institute of Technology (ITB), the application cannot provide information or navi...

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Main Author: Hafiz, Farhan
Format: Final Project
Language:Indonesia
Online Access:https://digilib.itb.ac.id/gdl/view/85026
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Institution: Institut Teknologi Bandung
Language: Indonesia
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Summary:Digital map applications have become everyday services used by their users. However, these applications still provide general geographic information and do not offer detailed information. For example, at the Bandung Institute of Technology (ITB), the application cannot provide information or navigation regarding buildings within ITB. As a result, the desired user interaction of searching for information and navigation within the ITB area has not been fulfilled. The main goal of this final project is to create the interaction design and front-end interface of a digital map for the Bandung Institute of Technology. The development of this interaction design uses a user-centered design approach, which consists of several stages, including determining the context of use, identifying user needs, developing low-fidelity prototypes, and developing high-fidelity prototypes. The expected usability goals are effective to use and efficient to use, while the expected user experience goals are helpful and engaging. The final result of this project is the front-end website for the ITB digital map service, developed using React and Mapbox. The prototype development process is also accompanied by testing to gather feedback and assess changes in achieving usability and user experience goals in each iteration. The testing results show an improvement in achievement between the first and second iterations, indicating that the interaction design for the ITB digital map service has been successfully fulfilled.