Usability Analysis to Measure the Effectiveness of Implementing the Mapping System for COVID-19 Patients

Abstract

The Mapping System for COVID-19 sufferers is a system built from research results that can detect first aid symptoms and risks of COVID-19 suffered by residents so that residents know their health status without checking the health of the COVID-19 task force in each area. The system is equipped with a feature to read the location of residents who report their health so that it is known where they are. As well as the feature of determining the health status of residents in the Negative COVID-19, ODR, ODP, PDP, or Positive COVID-19 categories. Of all these features, to evaluate the system and assess user satisfaction, it is necessary to analyze using usability to measure its effectiveness. So that the shortcomings are found and can be identified and developed even better. By using the Software Usability System (SUS) Questionnaire and involving 25 respondents from the community, it can be seen that the average satisfaction score is 68.8. So that the results can be stated to be quite satisfied in using the mapping system for COVID-19 sufferers.