UI/UX Design: Digital Learning Platform Berbasis Minimum Viable Product (MVP) dan Design Thinking
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https://doi.org/10.46880/tamika.Vol4No2(SEMNASTIK).pp84-89Keywords:
UI/UX, MVP, Design Thinking, Website, Digital Learning PlatformAbstract
In the digital era, digital learning platforms have become an essential tool in the educational process. However, the success of a platform is not only determined by the availability of content but also by a satisfying user experience. To achieve this, developers often adopt the Minimum Viable Product (MVP) strategy, which allows them to release a product with minimal features to quickly obtain user feedback. Meanwhile, the Design Thinking approach provides a framework for deeply understanding user needs. This paper combines these two approaches to designing the UI/UX for the digital learning platform "Mentor on Demand", focusing on an optimized user experience where the usability testing results are obtained with scores for Students = 6 and Mentors = 5.9 both getting Pass Results.
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