Evaluation of the System Usability Scale (SUS) in Measuring the Use of the Durian Website at SMA Negeri 1 Long Iram

Danu Pratomo; Darus Winanten Piandani Andani; Ramadiani

doi:10.59890/ijasse.v3i4.114

Authors

Danu Pratomo Master of Educational Management Department, Mulawarman University
Darus Winanten Piandani Andani Master of Educational Management Department, Mulawarman University
Ramadiani Master of Educational Management Department, Mulawarman University

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.59890/ijasse.v3i4.114

Keywords:

Usability, School Website, System Usability Scale, User Satisfaction, System Evaluation

Abstract

This study aims to evaluate the usability level of the Durian website belonging to SMA Negeri 1 Long Iram using the System Usability Scale (SUS) method. The assessment was conducted on 50 respondents consisting of students, teachers, and administrative staff. The evaluation results showed an average SUS score of 83.3, which is included in the A (excellent) category, indicating that the Durian website is considered very good in terms of ease of use, access speed, and user satisfaction. However, several inputs were found, especially related to responsiveness when accessed via mobile devices. This study provides recommendations for conducting regular evaluations and continuous development to ensure the website is increasingly responsive and meets the needs of all its users.

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