eMarket for Local Farmers

Aina Marie Joseph, N. Jali, Amelia Jati Robert Jupit, Suriati Khartini Jali
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The Covid-19 pandemic is a global health crisis that has brought an impact on everyone. A negative impact has made local farmers struggle to find their means of income other than selling their crops to their customers. The customers have had difficulties searching for good quality fresh produce other than from the supermarket. The purpose of this paper is twofold: firstly, to assess the manual and existing system on how consumers acquire their fresh produce during the Covid-19 pandemic, to design and implement a delivery system for local farmers to vend their fresh produce through a mobile application; and secondly, to test and evaluate the usability and functionality of the online farmers' market application. The existing mobile applications have changed everyone's approach in acquiring the daily essentials that the pandemic has brought. Therefore, the idea of developing an online marketplace for local farmers resulted in the proposed application, which will be explained in this paper. Rapid Application Development (RAD) was used as the methodology for the development of the eMarket application. A survey was conducted via Google form for twenty local farmers and another twenty potential customers during the pre-development stage. It was to collect data on the users' opinions regarding the proposed application. We then conducted the usability testing through Google form to collect the users' feedback on the eMarket application. Ten local farmers from Matang's market have participated in the testing phase. Additionally, ten students from a local university participated as potential customers in the usability testing. As a result of these testings, we have developed a usable farmer's market application that has been well-received by local farmers and customers.
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2019冠状病毒病大流行是一场影响到每个人的全球卫生危机。负面影响使当地农民除了向客户出售作物外,难以找到其他收入来源。顾客很难从超市以外的地方找到优质的新鲜农产品。本文的目的有两个:首先,评估在Covid-19大流行期间消费者如何获取新鲜农产品的手册和现有系统,为当地农民设计并实施一套通过移动应用程序销售新鲜农产品的配送系统;其次,测试和评估在线农贸市场应用程序的可用性和功能。现有的移动应用程序改变了每个人获取大流行带来的日常必需品的方式。因此,为当地农民开发一个在线市场的想法导致了拟议的应用程序,这将在本文中解释。快速应用程序开发(RAD)被用作开发emmarket应用程序的方法。在前期开发阶段,通过谷歌表格对20名当地农民和另外20名潜在客户进行了调查。它是为了收集用户对拟议应用程序的意见数据。然后我们通过Google表单进行可用性测试,收集用户对emmarket应用的反馈。来自马塘市场的10名当地农民参与了测试阶段。此外,来自当地大学的10名学生作为潜在客户参与了可用性测试。经过这些测试,我们开发了一个可用的农贸市场应用程序,得到了当地农民和客户的好评。
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