Modified Agile User Experience for Developing Student Medical Report

Health screening for elementary and middle school students in Indonesia is challenging for schools and Public Health Centers (PUSKESMAS). The screening process is generally manual, so it is hard to analysis based on student health in school and identify health problems. With this urgent need, we initiated a system that can manage website-based student health data with a fast development system that is easy for users to use. One method for developing systems quickly and involving users is Agile User Experience (UX). Agile UX modifications integrate UX research into every Agile system development and reduce design sprint time from the original five days to three days. This method condenses six stages of design sprint (Understand, Define, Diverge, Decide, Prototype, and Validate) and was modified into three stages (Ideate, Create, Iterate), where each stage was carried out in 1 day. The results of Minimum Viable Product (MVP) testing on basic features with real users using eye tracking analysis show no significant problems in the application created. In addition, user testing by the (Usability Metric for User Experience) UMUX-Lite questionnaire shows that user satisfaction is 74.9, which means good. This method suits small-scale developers and products that want to be launched quickly and save time.