Pre-Implementation of the SIKLO Website Innovation (Reproductive Organ Health Information and Literacy System) as a Media for Adolescent Reproductive Health Literacy and Screening

Abstract

Adolescent reproductive health is one of the key pillars in public health development, as adolescence represents a transitional phase characterized by highly complex biological, psychological, and social changes. Low levels of reproductive health literacy among adolescents remain a major issue contributing to various health problems, such as anemia in adolescent girls, poor reproductive organ hygiene, limited understanding of puberty, and delayed detection of reproductive health risks. The limited availability of adolescent-friendly, engaging, and easily accessible educational media further exacerbates these conditions. Along with the rapid advancement of information technology, the utilization of website-based digital media has emerged as a strategic alternative for health promotion and education. This article aims to comprehensively describe the pre-activity stage involving the design of the SIKLO Website (Health Information and Reproductive Organ Literacy System) as an educational medium and an initial screening platform for adolescent reproductive health. The method used was descriptive research with a developmental research approach, which included problem identification, user needs analysis, system and interface design, preparation of educational content, and website prototype development. The pre-activity results indicate that the SIKLO Website was systematically designed with features such as gender-based login access, structured reproductive health education modules, interactive educational games, reproductive health and anemia screening, a body mass index (BMI) calculator, and menstrual cycle monitoring. The design of the SIKLO Website is expected to provide a strong foundation for the implementation and evaluation stages of adolescent reproductive health education activities in the future.