Design Front-End Information System of LKP Aneka Prima Kayuagung using The Waterfall Method

Abstract

The rapid development of digital technology has changed how organizations manage and deliver information. Educational institutions, particularly non-formal training centers, require efficient information systems to support administrative and operational processes. This study employs a Research and Development (R&D) method using the Waterfall software development model. The research followed five sequential stages: analysis, design, implementation, testing, and maintenance. Data were collected through interviews and direct observation of LKP’s administrative activities. The front-end interface was developed using HTML, CSS, and Bootstrap, while PHP and MySQL were used for the back-end integration. The result is a web-based information system capable of managing student data, class schedules, and training information in a user-friendly, responsive, and structured format. Testing shows that the system functions effectively and enhances the institution’s ability to store, update, and access information in real-time. This research demonstrates that a structured development approach such as the Waterfall model can significantly improve digital transformation for non-formal educational institutions.