DocumentCode
1642053
Title
Modular design of complex Web-applications with W3DT
Author
Bichler, Martin ; Nusser, Stefan
Author_Institution
Wirtschaftsuniv. Wein, Austria
fYear
1996
Firstpage
328
Lastpage
333
Abstract
We describe W3DT (World Wide Web Design Technique), a new approach for the design of Web-based hypermedia applications. The proposed methodology consists of a modeling technique as well as a computer based design environment, which completely supports the graphical notation and facilitates the generation of a working prototype at every step of the design process. The authors focus on the collaborative design of distributed Web sites. In the case of large WWW applications several designers are often planning different aspects of the overall system of an organization. Also locally distributed systems often require submodels for each location. In order to allow a collaborative design process it is useful to integrate submodels into a unified organization-wide model. W3DT is not only suited to the design of single-server based Web-sites, but also the design of large organization-wide systems covering various aspects like distributed locations or the different organizational units
Keywords
Internet; computer aided software engineering; hypermedia; information systems; multimedia computing; W3DT; Web-based hypermedia applications; World Wide Web Design Technique; collaborative design; complex Web applications; computer based design environment; distributed Web sites; graphical notation; large organization-wide systems; locally distributed systems; modeling technique; modular design; single-server based Web-sites; submodels; unified organization-wide model; working prototype; Application software; Collaborative work; Design methodology; Information systems; Management information systems; Process design; Prototypes; Web design; Web sites; World Wide Web;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
Enabling Technologies: Infrastructure for Collaborative Enterprises, 1996. Proceedings of the 5th Workshop on
Conference_Location
Stanford, CA
ISSN
1080-1383
Print_ISBN
0-8186-7446-6
Type
conf
DOI
10.1109/ENABL.1996.555257
Filename
555257
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