Developing a Bilingual Museum Website Suport By QR Code.

A museum is a place where historical, cultural collections and information about historical objects are preserved and exhibited to the public. However, not all museums provide information media that is easily accessible to all visitors. Even though this museum has a bilingual website, information regarding the museum's history and collections is still incomplete. Therefore, this research aims to develop a bilingual museum website that is supported by a QR code description for De Karanganjar Koffieplantage Blitar. The researcher used the Design and Development Research (DDR) approach (Richey & Klein, 2014) by adapting five stages, namely analysis, design, development, expert validation, and evaluation. In collecting data, researchers conducted interviews with owners, analysed website, distributed questionnaire, and carried out validation with experts. At the analysis stage, the researcher found that the museum had a bilingual website, but the promotional and collection information was incomplete. During the design stage, the researcher created templates, fonts, colors, and backgrounds. At the development stage, the researcher began content creation, translation, and validation. Language and media experts evaluated the website, resulting in validation scores of 86.6/100 for content and language, and 94.2/100 for media. At the implementation stage, a field test questionnaire was distributed to 30 respondents to assess content quality, design effectiveness, and user satisfaction. More than half of the respondents provided positive feedback, which then led to revisions based on their input. Ultimately, a bilingual website with QR codes was developed, serving as an effective promotional tool and information source for local and international tourists.