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Interface and Service Analysis on Student Website Using


Kansei Engineering and Kano

S Ginting1 and A Hadiana2


1
Magister Sistem Informasi, Universitas Komputer Indonesia, Jl. Dipatiukur No.112-
116, Bandung, Jawa Barat, Indonesia
2
Lembaga Ilmu Pengetahuan Indonesia, Jl. Sangkuriang Gd 20 Cisitu, Universitas
Komputer Indonesia, Jl. Dipatiukur No.112-116Bandung, Jawa Barat, Indonesia

*[email protected]

Abstract. This research has the purpose of making design interface recommendations for
student websites and service suggestions that need to be improved and maintained on the
student website. In conducting research for interface analysis using kansei engineering that
manipulates the user's feelings into things that can be transformed into website interface design
and analysis services that have been on the website using canoe method. This research
produces one major factor influencing the interface that is "fresh" and for the first priority
service attribute that needs to be improved there is 1 attribute of usability, information quality
and service interaction dimension, second priority attribute that needs to be improved 3
attributes of information quality, 1 attribute from service interaction. A third priority attribute
that needs to be improved one attribute of usability and one attribute of information quality.
The first priority must be maintained 3 attributes of information quality and service interaction.
The second priority should be to maintain the 7 attributes of usability, the 4 attributes of the
service interaction. Research will help the website creator in designing good software website,
application in design because with design that adapted to user feeling will make user interested
in using software made so that developer do not feel useless in work.

1. Introduction
Website has a purpose to improve the quality of information provided. Users will be interested in
making use of the website when the initial interface of a website is convenient to the eye [1]. In private
universities, students are an asset in the continuity of the development of the college. While the
students need academic information that is not possible all the majors are managed by the campus
only, so that every department is expected to have a student website that is accompanied by improving
the quality of services provided by the website [2]. In designing the interface that is convenient to the
eyes of the user in this study utilizing the method of kansei engineering. This method manipulates the
emotions of the users involved to get the website design elements [3-5]. Many methods are used in
research quality of service one of them canoe method. The canoe method categorizes the attributes of
the website, as well as measures how well the website attribute satisfies the user's freedom [6].
This research is done by the authors get references from various sources, one of the relevant
research studies relevant to the research conducted by the author. Previous ones too. Ana [7], Nalini
[8], Anitawati and nor [3], Mahboube [9], Pan and Nobuhiro [10]. All of these references are
fundamental in conducting research both for the method of kansei engineering and canoe methods.

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One of the differentiators of research done with previous research is interface and service analysis
performed in one study

2. Methods

2.1. Kansei Engineering


Kansei Engineering or Kansei Engineering has been used to design Kansei for a variety of products
worldwide; Kansei Engineering is a technology that allows the incorporation of human emotions in
design requirements. It has the perspective that Kansei is unique to different domains and also unique
to different target user groups, and uses verbal measurement instruments in its methodology [4].
Kansei Engineering is a technology that combines Kansei into the world of engineering in realizing
products that suit the needs and desires of consumers. In other words Kansei Engineering is a
technology in the field of customer-oriented ergonomics for product development including in
software products [4].

2.2. Kano Method


The kano method is a tool used to produce a quality product or service. Based on the explanation
mentioned, kano method can be used in order to improve the quality of a product or service based on
perception owned by the customers [2].

3. Result and Discussion

3.1. Results Kansei Engineering Questionnaire


Data processing questionnaire using multivariate analysis that will be processed using tools XLSTAT
Version 2014.

3.1.1. Factor Analysis (FA). Analyzing using Factor Analysis (FA) aims to find significant factors
from Kansei Word in determining the new concept website that will be designed. The results of FA
analysis show two factors that are considered to have a dominant influence on user emotional factors
Factor 1 and Factor 2 are quite representative in determining which variables will be the reference in
designing the website design. The FA results can be seen in Table 1.
Table 1. Correlations between Factors with Emotions.
. Kansei Word Factor 1 Kansei Word Factor 2
Complicated -0.3500 Simple -0.9368
Simple -0.3352 Bright -0.7498
Secure -0.0756 Bright -0.6662
Bright 0.1457 Elegant -0.6506
Sharp 0.3201 Formal -0.5042
Luxury 0.3568 Dynamic -0.2914
Masculine 0.4412 Fresh -0.1294
Bright 0.4960 Interesting -0.0853
Informative 0.5005 Colorful 0.0502
Formal 0.6635 Creative 0.1938
Elegant 0.7158 Impressive 0.1972
Interesting 0.8813 Unique 0.3518
Perfect 0.8893 Modern 0.3563
Creative 0.9004 Perfect 0.3982
Unique 0.9129 Informative 0.6586
Modern 0.9173 Secure 0.7199
Dynamic 0.9198 Sharp 0.7640
Impressive 0.9345 Luxury 0.7873
Colorful 0.9412 Complicated 0.8512
Fresh 0.9773 Masculine 0.8865

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The design of the website you want to design has the concept of emotions "fresh", "colorful",
"memorable", "dynamic", "modern", "unique" and "creative" Sharpen the amount of emotion, it will
use the concept of emotion that has a value of more than 0.9 . Based on Table 6 the concept of "fresh"
emotion has the highest value on factor one and from factor 2 does not exist because the value is less
than 0.9, so there is one main concept that will be used as a reference in designing website interface.

3.1.2. Partial Least Square (PLS). The main purpose of the Partial Least Square process (PLS is to
know the design elements that strongly influence the participants' emotions and translated to produce
the design element recommendation) (See Table 2).
Table 2. Analysis Results Partial Least Square (PLS).
Variable Fresh Perfect Creative Interesting Masculine Secure …
Background Gray color 0.0469 0.0552 0.0668 0.0442 0.0197 0.0069 …
White background -0.0469 -0.0552 -0.0668 -0.0442 -0.0197 -0.0069 …
Header Background-Color
0.0198 0.0321 0.0822 0.0457 0.0221 0.0001 …
Blue
Header Background-Color
-0.0021 -0.0287 -0.0505 -0.0185 -0.0310 -0.0122 …
White
Header Background-Color
-0.0074 -0.0179 -0.0356 -0.0175 -0.0146 -0.0038 …
Gradient
Background-Image Header -0.0201 -0.0014 -0.0372 -0.0326 0.0124 0.0158 …
Header Background-Image
0.0201 0.0014 0.0372 0.0326 -0.0124 -0.0158 …
No
… … … … … … … …

Table 2 shows all the results of PLS analysis. The data displayed is the concept of emotion that all
variables have. Because in the previous process of the selected variable "Fresh", then the data
processing only for "Fresh" which has a strong influence in making the website design concept
recommendations. Results can be seen in Table 3.
Table 3. Final Results Based on Ranking on "Fresh" Emotional Concepts.
Emotion Concept: Fresh Average Range
Category Variables Coefficient Range
Gray color BWA 0.1138
Background 0.2276
White color BWP -0.1138
Background-color Blue HBB 0.0479
Background-color White HBP -0.0042 0.0625
Background-color Gradient HBG -0.0146
Background-Image There HBA -0.0399 0.0798
Header
Background-Image Nothing HBT 0.0399
Menu Available HMA -0.1019 0.2038
Missing Menu HMT 0.1019
Left Logo Position HPK 0.0399 0.0798
... ... ... ... ...

After doing all the analysis then the last step is to make a recommendation of the concept of
website interface design based on the emotions of respondents. The recommended design concepts are
design concepts that match the emotional goals, which mean the concept of design is considered fun
by the respondent (See Table 4).

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Table 4. Recommended Website Interface.


No Emotion Concept: Fresh Average Range
Category Coefficient Range Design Concepts
1 Background Color 0.1138 0.2276 Gray
2 Header Background-Color 0.0479 0.0625 Blue
3 Header Background-Image 0.0399 0.0798 There is no
4 Header Menu 0.1019 0.2038 There is no
5 Header Logo Position 0.0399 0.0798 Left
6 Navigation 0.0445 0.089 There is
7 Position Menu 0.0399 0.0798 On
8 Text Color Menu 0.1793 0.3103 Blue
9 Body Letters 0.1345 0.2551 14 px
10 Body Type Font 0.0361 0.0722 Arial
11 Content Footer 0.1138 0.0992 Link Socmed
12 Footer Background Color 0.1138 0.2344 Blue

3.2. Results of the Service Questionnaire


In section 4 has been given data obtained from the questionnaire. GAP data is classified by the UP
category if the gap value of each attribute is greater than the average value of the total GAP, it means
that the service attribute must be increased HOLD if the gap value of each attribute is smaller than the
average value of the total gap, meaning that the attribute must be retained. (Table 5).
Table 5. GAP Category Determination.
No Service Attribute GAP Average Category
Usability
1 The web is easy to operate -0.2 -0.45188 UP
Interaction with the web is clear and easy to understand
2 -0.533 -0.45188 HOLD
with the web is clear and easy to understand
3 Easy to find menus within the web -0.466 -0.45188 HOLD
4 This web has ease in navigation -0.634 -0.45188 HOLD
5 Web addresses are easily accessible -0.233 -0.45188 UP

After knowing which attributes need to be maintained and improved. Next do a mapping by Kano
method by performing a GAP and Kano merging table and also its priorities, such as Table 6.
Table 6. Gap Category Mapping Against Kale Grade.
No Categories GAP Grade Kano Priorities Explanation
1 UP M U1 The first priority should be improved
2 UP I U2 The second priority should be improved
3 UP O U3 The third priority should be improved
4 UP A U4 The fourth priority should be improved
5 HOLD M H1 The first priority should be maintained
6 HOLD I H2 The second priority should be maintained
7 HOLD O H3 A third priority to be maintained
8 HOLD A H4 The fourth priority must be maintained

After GAP and Kano mapping charts are available then just compare the categories of GAP and
Kano Grade that each attribute gets. As shown in Table 7.

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Table 7. Attribute Priority Mapping Table.


No Service Attribute Categories GAP Grade Kano Priorities
Usability
1 The web is easy to operate UP M U1
2 Interaction with the web is clear and easy to HOLD I H2
understand
3 Easy to find menus within the web HOLD I H2
4 This web has ease in navigation HOLD I H2
5 Web addresses are easily accessible UP O U3
The arrangement of information layout in the web
6 HOLD I H2
is correct
7 The website has an interesting look HOLD I H2
Presentation of information meets the needs of the
8 HOLD I H2
user
9 Components on the web according to user needs HOLD I H2
Information Quality
10 The information available on the web is accurate UP M U1
The information presented on the web can be
11 HOLD M H1
trusted
Presentation of information on the web is always up
12 HOLD M H1
to date
The information presented is relevant to the user's
13 UP I U2
field of study
14 Text on the web can be read clearly UP O U3
15 Images in the web can be seen clearly HOLD M H1
16 The Web provides detailed information UP I U2
Information in this web is presented with the
17 UP I U2
appropriate format
Service Interaction
Overall use of web components does not experience
18 HOLD I H2
errors
Files that can be downloaded from the web are safe
19 UP M U1
from viruses
Each file uploaded to convey personal data is kept
20 HOLD M H1
confidential
The web interface draws the user's interest and
21 HOLD I H2
attention to access it again
This web provides communication facilities
22 HOLD I H2
between member and web admin
23 This web provides a back feed facility HOLD I H2
This web guarantees a high level of confidence in
24 UP I U2
the information presented
This web always provides service updates
25 UP I U2
according to the feedback of the user

Each priority has a number of different attributes. Number of service attributes included into U1
priority of 3 attributes, U2 priority 5 attributes, U3 priority 2 attributes, priority H1 4 attributes,
priority H2 11 attributes.

4. Conclusions
In increasing the interest of users to use the website can be done by analyzing the interface design and
services provided by the website. Analyzing the interface and services provided can utilize the method
of kansei engineering to analyze the website interface design and to improve the website services can
use the canoe method, the results of this study is a design and service recommendations from the

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website. Research can be useful for website creators because it makes it easy to design website
interfaces and define the services that need to be created on the website.

Acknowledgements
The author would like to thank the support of all parties who have helped and support in completing
this research

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