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Atterer, Richard (2008): Usability Tool Support for Model-Based Web Development. Dissertation, LMU München: Faculty of Mathematics, Computer Science and Statistics

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Abstract

When web engineering methods are used for the development of web applications, models are created during the development process which describe the website. Using the information present in these models, it is possible to create usability tool support that is more advanced than current approaches, which do not rely on the presence of models. This dissertation presents ideas for tool support during different phases of the development, such as the implementation phase or the testing phase. For example, if a tool knows from a model that the audience of a website are teenagers, it can examine whether the words and sentences used on the website are likely to be understood by teenagers. An approach is presented to augment existing web engineering models with the additional information ("age" in this case) and to make it available to tools, e.g. via embedding it in HTML code. Two prototypes demonstrate the concepts for integrating usability tool support into web engineering.

Item Type:Thesis (Dissertation, LMU Munich)
Keywords:Web engineering, usability, accessibility, MDA, modelling
Dewey Decimal Classification:600 Natural sciences and mathematics > 510 Mathematics
600 Natural sciences and mathematics
Faculties:Faculty of Mathematics, Computer Science and Statistics
Language:English
Date Accepted:09. October 2008
1. Referee:Hußmann, Heinrich
Persistent Identifier (URN):urn:nbn:de:bvb:19-92963
MD5 Checksum of the PDF-file:5a2e20a66147463fb3204e26ac8839cb
Signature of the printed copy:0001/UMC 17380
ID Code:9296
Deposited By:Richard Atterer
Deposited On:26. Nov 2008 13:43
Last Modified:26. Nov 2008 13:43

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