MatchaDB

2025Journal articleFree to read

PERANCANGAN SISTEM PEMESANAN ONLINE UNTUK USAHA KALUNA BERBASIS WEB DESIGN MENGGUNAKAN METODE DESIGN THINKING

Atthia Rizki Wisista, Ruly Dwi Arista, Hermansyah

Jurnal Nasional Teknologi Komputer

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Abstract

Kaluna is a product of a MSME operating in the contemporary beverage industry, specifically bubble tea or boba-based drinks. This business offers a variety of flavors, such as taro, cookies 'n' cream, matcha, strawberry biscotis, purple crumb, silverqueen, lava milo, apple tea, and others. The diverse menu and flavors offered make boba drinks consistently appealing to consumers. This research used UI/UX methods with a design thinking approach, encompassing five stages: empathize, define, ideate, prototype, and test. Data was collected through observation and questionnaires with app users to explore their needs, concerns, and preferences. The design results showed that the web application prototype was able to effectively display the decoration catalog, simplify the ordering process, and facilitate customer service confirmation.

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Study type

Observational (human)

Surveys, cohorts and consumer studies, with no intervention.

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Topics

Aroma, flavor and sensoryFood products and applications

Matcha is mentioned in passing here (named in the abstract).

Keywords and subject terms

online ordering systemweb application designboba teaMSMEUI/UX designdesign thinking

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Atthia Rizki Wisista, Ruly Dwi Arista, Hermansyah. (2025). PERANCANGAN SISTEM PEMESANAN ONLINE UNTUK USAHA KALUNA BERBASIS WEB DESIGN MENGGUNAKAN METODE DESIGN THINKING. Jurnal Nasional Teknologi Komputer. https://doi.org/10.61306/jnastek.v5i3.298

DOI: 10.61306/jnastek.v5i3.298

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