The increasing need for digital preservation of cultural heritage has encouraged the development of web-based digital heritage platforms that are accessible, scalable, and efficient in managing cultural collections. However, many existing digital heritage systems still face challenges related to content management flexibility, accessibility, and system performance. This research aims to design and evaluate a web-based digital heritage information system that supports cultural collection preservation and public access through a lightweight modern web architecture approach. The study employed a Design Science Research (DSR) approach consisting of requirement analysis, system design, implementation, and evaluation stages. The proposed system integrates a headless content management system with server-side rendering architecture to improve content scalability and website performance. The implementation process focused on digital collection management, content accessibility, and efficient information retrieval for users. System evaluation was conducted through functional testing and usability analysis to measure system performance and user accessibility. The evaluation results indicate that the developed system is capable of providing efficient cultural collection management, faster page rendering performance, and positive usability feedback from users. This research contributes to the development of lightweight and scalable digital heritage information systems by integrating modern web technologies with flexible cultural content management to support digital preservation and public dissemination of cultural heritage information.
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