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"Skripsi ini membahas korelasi antara usability (yang di dalam penelitian ini terbagi menjadi pre-use usability dan user performance) dan web-design attributes terhadap preferensi pengguna website LCC di Indonesia. Penelitian ini adalah penelitian kualitatif dengan menggunakan metode statistik inferensial. Hasil penelitian ini menunjukkan bahwa ada hubungan yang erat antara usability dan preferensi pengguna website LCC di Indonesia, dan pre-use usability memiliki hubungan yang lebih kuat terhadap user preference dibandingkan user performance; seluruh atribut desain website LCC memiliki korelasi yang kuat terhadap user preference, dan user preference lebih dipengaruhi oleh aspek estetika dibandingkan struktur dan layout website LCC di Indonesia.

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This thesis aims to evaluate the correlation between usability (which in this study consists of pre-use usability and user performance) and web-design attributes towards preference of Indonesian LCC websites users. The data were collected by using questionnaire and scenario-based time study. This study uses inferential statistic methods. The results show that there are strong correlations between usability and user preference, pre-use usability has greater correlation than user performance to user preference, all of web-design attributes have strong correlation with user preference, and user preference is mainly affected by aesthetic aspects rather than the organization of structur and layout of the websites."

"Unless you're the librarian who set them up, online library services can be hard to navigate. In fact, many users give up in frustration without ever finding what they're looking for. Nowadays, many of the search and retrieval services that previously were database-driven are now Web-based and part of the library's official Web site. So as libraries increasingly use the Web to deliver both in-house and remote services online, it is critical that their sites are engaging, easy to navigate, and created with the end user?the library customer?in mind."