Evaluating the Village Website for Improving Its Quality

Website is important in public sector because it increases its transparency to citizens. Through a website, government is easier to delivers information or announcement to public, and reduces asymmetric information. This paper evaluates the performance of village website to improve website quality and increase users’ experience. The indicators for this evaluation consist of first confluent color, exposure time, speed rating, total block time, maximum satisfaction color, and complete redesign. The finding this evaluation is village websites in this sample should improve and enhance to increase its quality. This finding recommends the stakeholder to minimizes render-blocking resources, offers images in next-generation formats, allows text compression, improves image encoding efficiency, decreases unneeded JavaScript, CSS, and initial server wait time is intended to enhance first contentful paint, time to interactive, speed index, total blocking time, largest contentful paint, cumulative layout shift. The limitation of this paper is inherent in qualitative research especially descriptive analysis which is does not be generalized to other website. The implications of the research are village government should consider the quality of website and consistent to improve it