KitaSama is an experimental sandbox project designed to test the flexibility and adaptability of the Webber Design System across projects with distinctly different themes and user needs.
The platform is structured around three interconnected modules, each addressing a specific audience and purpose within the local government ecosystem:
- Govi (Government Intelligence) — the citizen-facing portal that delivers accessible public services and information directly to residents.
- Pantau — the operational dashboard built for government officials, police, fire departments, and health institutions to coordinate, monitor, and respond more effectively.
- Akselera — the module dedicated to citizens actively involved in regional human capital development initiatives.
Each component plays a distinct role in streamlining bureaucratic processes and improving collaboration between government and community. As a practical design exercise, the project draws on real-world governmental use cases to push the limits of the design system while solving meaningful local challenges.
Streamlining bureaucratic processes and improving collaboration between government and community through UX design.
