PENGEMBANGAN APLIKASI PERTANDINGAN KARATE BERBASIS ONLINE

Authors

  • Decky Fitromel UNIVERSITAS JAMBI
  • Boy Indrayana Universities Jambi
  • Wawan Junresti Daya Universities Jambi
  • Atri Widowati Universities Jambi
  • Ugi Nugraha Universities Jambi
  • Alek Oktadinata Universities Jambi
  • Agus Parman Universities Jambi

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.23969/jp.v11i1.43161

Keywords:

web-based application, addie model, digital scoring system, karate competition

Abstract

The rapid advancement of digital technology has significantly transformed sports management systems, including competition organization and scoring mechanisms. However, karate tournaments in many regions of Indonesia are still conducted using manual systems, leading to inefficiencies, scoring inaccuracies, and limited transparency. This study aimed to develop an online-based karate competition application called Digimatch using the ADDIE development model (Analysis, Design, Development, Implementation, Evaluation). The research employed a Research and Development (R&D) approach involving needs analysis, expert validation, small-scale trials, and user response evaluation. The subjects consisted of 3 IT experts, 3 karate referees, and 30 users (committee members and coaches). Data were collected using validation sheets and user response questionnaires. Data analysis utilized descriptive percentage techniques to determine product feasibility and effectiveness. The results showed that the application achieved a feasibility score of 91.4% from IT experts (very valid), 88.7% from karate referees (very appropriate), and 89.6% from users (very practical). Implementation testing demonstrated improved efficiency in match administration (32% faster), reduced scoring errors, and real-time result transparency. The findings indicate that Digimatch is valid, practical, and effective in supporting karate competition management. It can be concluded that the Digimatch application provides an innovative solution to modernize karate tournaments, enhance transparency, and support sports digitalization in Indonesia.

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2026-01-03

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Vol. 11 No. 1 (2026): Volume 11 No.1, Maret 2026.

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