Web Usability Design Study of Orion Givers a Charity Drive Application for Indigenous Tribes of the Philippines

Online campaigns paved the way for many online donation apps to be recognized, given that people are motivated to give because of donation applications like this. Making an online contribution is necessary for every non-profit organization. This study aims to create a usability user interface design for charity drives intended to promote and protect those intangible cultures of indigenous tribes of the Philippines. The proposed user interface design is well-tailored, functional, user-friendly, reliable, efficient, trendy, and enjoyable for users to interact smoothly and facilitate those actions. It offers features that enable users to start any campaign, open fundraising drive-through live streaming, offer a variety of categories to donate with, and even upload featured stories of their organization to catch people’s attention. In this paper, the researchers considered the Usability metrics under the ISO standards Metrics for Effectiveness, Efficiency, and Satisfaction. User Evaluation Methods are also assessed to analyze the user experience and evaluate it with the gathered data and provide a user interface that is more suitable for the users. The Orion Giver application’s proposed user interface is designed to prioritize the visual experience of the users upon an online and digital donation drive platform. The Orion Givers donation drive unites people of all races worldwide and caters to the belief that there is nothing more powerful than a good story.