An Analysis &Measurement ofWebsite Quality Using The WebQual 4.0 And Importance Performance Analysis (IPA) Method (A Case Study Of Jagalempenivillage Brebes) Warjiyono 1 , Corie Mei Hellyana 2 {warjiyono.wrj@bsi.ac.id 1 , corie.cma@bsi.ac.id 2 } 1,2 Computerized Accounting Study Program, 2 Informatics Management StudyProgram AMIK BSI Tegal, 22 Sipelem Street, Tegal City, Central Java, Indonesia Abstract: Based on the Law of the Republic of Indonesia number 6/2016 on villages that are obliged to develop village information systems in running e-government towards good governance. In Indonesia, e-government continues to increase, but not accompanied by quality, including the website of Jagalempeni Village. This study measures the quality of Jagalempeni Village website using Webqual 4.0 method and Importance Performance Analysis (IPA) with 4 (four) instruments, namely Quality Utility, Information Quality, Service Interaction Quality and Visual Quality. This research is descriptive with quantitative approach. The data of 122 questionnaires and processed with SPSS software. The result of measurement and measurement shows that the website of Jagalempeni Village website is 96.63%, and the average negative gap is -0.12, which means that the performance level of Jagalempeni Village website is still not satisfactory and user expectation on Service Quality Interaction. The main priorities that need to be fixed immediately and improved are the attributes of websites that have a good and precise reputation, input and expression for promptly promised delivery. The results of this study using the website of Jagalempeni Village to make improvements and development in order to become a quality for good governance. Keywords: Website Quality, Usability Quality, Information Quality, Service Interaction Quality Visual Quality, Webqual 4.0, Importance Performance Analysis (IPA). 1. Introduction Since the reform era of Indonesia in 1998, a new paradigm was born in the Indonesian government system that is an improvement of better service and public participation in the progress of the nation. The paradigm in Indonesia is called good governance. Villages have the rights to access information through the village information system. The local government is obliged to develop a village information system. Governments, in particular the local government should be able to utilize the advances in information and communication technology to process, distribute information and public services(Laws of the Republic Indonesia 6/2016 about the village).In realizing good governance in terms of accountability and public transparency, it is necessary policy measures directed towards changes in the system(Sari and Winarno, 2012) The Jagalempeni Village website was built to convey important information from villages, provinces and countries to the community. In addition, as a media to promote the ICASI 2019, July 18-19, Banda Aceh, Indonesia Copyright © 2019 EAI DOI 10.4108/eai.18-7-2019.2288532