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The development of information technology requires public institutions to provide accessible and transparent information services. Polsek Kota Kisaran still faces limitations in delivering information to the public through digital media. This study aims to design and implement a profile website as a public information medium that supports service transparency. The research uses a qualitative descriptive approach with data collection through observation, informal interviews with police officers, and documentation. System development includes requirement analysis, system modeling using Unified Modeling Language (UML), interface design, and website implementation. The results indicate that the developed website is able to present structured information such as institutional profiles, organizational structures, SKCK procedures, SPKT services, news, and activity documentation. The implementation of this website facilitates public access to police information and improves the effectiveness of information dissemination. This study is expected to support digital-based public services at the local police level and strengthen public trust through transparent information delivery.

This research explores the process of designing a user interface for the SDIT Attaqwa Ambulu website, aimed at serving as a centralized digital information platform. It addresses the school’s communica-tion challenges, which still rely on traditional media like brochures and inconsistent social media management. A qualitative descriptive method was employed, using interviews, observations, and ques-tionnaires for data collection. The findings indicate a strong demand from parents and the local community for a digital platform that de-livers clear, organized, and visually appealing content. The design development process included audience identification, needs analy-sis, formulation of visual and verbal concepts, creation of wireframes, user flow mapping, and high-fidelity design work. Vali-dation involved guidance from academic advisors, feedback from stakeholders, and critique from a UI/UX practitioner—focusing on layout consistency, color readability, and the use of functional ele-ments such as buttons and cards. The final output is a user-friendly website design that combines a modern aesthetic with Islamic visual identity, aiming to enhance the school’s branding and improve pub-lic access to essential information.

This study aims to measure user satisfaction with the Booking Bromo website using the Modified WebQual 4.0 method. The website is used by tourists to book entrance tickets to Bromo Tengger Semeru National Park (TNBTS); however, there have been complaints about service quality, such as frequent server inaccessibility, a monotonous website design, and a lack of community interaction features. Using a quantitative approach, the study involved 338 respondents who were users of the Booking Bromo website. Data were collected through a questionnaire measuring variables such as Usability Quality, Information Quality, Service Interaction Quality, Visual Quality, and User Satisfaction. The results show that Usability Quality and Information Quality significantly influence User Satisfaction, while Service Interaction Quality requires improvement, particularly in transaction security and user communication features. This study provides recommendations to enhance website service quality and features to improve user satisfaction, such as improving server stability, providing clearer information, and adding more interactive community communication features.