Implementation of Waterfall Method in Designing Website-Based Discussion Forums
Abstract
This research aims to find out the effectiveness and efficiency of the use of the waterfall model in designing a website-based discussion forum. The method used in this research was descriptive research by describing the object being studied systematically, factually, and accurately. The design method used was the waterfall model by including several stages, namely the analysis phase of software requirements, designing, programming code creation, testing, and supporting or maintenance. This site was designed using JavaScript and PHP as a programming language and MySQL as the database. This study found that the waterfall method can make the system's development more organized so that the system can be developed following what is desired or on target, which makes planning more effective and efficient
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