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Malaysia contains a tropical rainforest environment with a diverse range of medicinal Plants that ethnic groups have historically utilised. In Malaysia, several types of medicinal plants are utilised in traditional medicines by a variety of Indigenous peoples. Information Technology can be seen as having a pivotal role in preserving the traditional knowledge of the Malay Medicinal Plant in the forms of a website as such for learning and educational purposes. This project aims to develop a website that offers information related to traditional medicinal plants with medicinal properties for learning and educational purposes. The Waterfall model was adapted to the project method. This project used Visual Studio Code, PHP, and MySQL. Future development may include push notifications, a dashboard, and a profile page. The traditional Malay medicinal plant with medicinal properties website will benefit common users to learn about Malay medicinal plants.
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