Low Fidelity Prototype Design to Facilitate NDA GCF Website Navigation Process for Submitting Climate Action Project Proposal

New Media Program, Visual Communication Department, Bina Nusantara University, Jakarta, Indonesia

^* Corresponding author: tobias@binus.ac.id

Abstract

The management of funds from the Global Climate Fund for the Indonesian government is managed by the Fiscal Policy Agency as part of the Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Indonesia, which in its communication using the website becomes an important medium so that the message and its objectives can be achieved. National Designated Authority (NDA) serves as the focal point between a country and the Green Climate Fund (GCF). It plays a key role in ensuring country ownership, the core principle of GCF's business model. This study intends to design a low-fidelity prototype on the NDA GCF website so that it is easier for users to navigate and achieve their main goal so that users can upload their ideas for tackling climate change in the form of a proposal. The design direction of the low-fidelity prototype design for this research was obtained from the analysis that had been carried out by the research team in previous studies. The method used is the branching method by John Bower to design prototypes that are easy to understand and understand. To organize the layout and information, the research team uses design principles and elements to show the hierarchy of the website so that users can see the order and priority of the information needed. Design principles and elements are also used to simplify some sections of the NDA GCF website. And the conclusion of this research is that the team believes this prototype will improve the usability of the NDA GCF website so that users can more easily navigate the website and make it easier for them to upload proposals, which is the main purpose of the website.