This paper describes about the need for Web project management, fundamentals of project management for web projects: what it is, why projects go wrong, and what's different about web projects. We also discuss Cost Estimation Techniques based on Size Metrics. Though Web project development is similar to traditional software development applications, the special characteristics of Web Application...

Release planning is a key phase in a time-constrained web development process, enabling stakeholders to find an appropriate trade-off between time-to-market and quality/functional characteristics of the delivered artifact. Despite the importance of conducting release planning activities, many web development projects still employ ad-hoc methods for deciding on the next release to be developed. ...

This paper presents findings from a longitudinal field study of web-design undertaken in a webdevelopment company. The main contribution is a comparison of some early predictions on the implications of the increased usage of www-technologies for more complex information systems and core findings from two field studies of a specific web-development work setting. The two studies are snapshots fro...

TOWARDS A USER VALUE CO-CREATION MODEL FOR AGILE WEB DEVELOPMENT APPROACH Tamer Madi, Zulkhairi Dahalin, Fauziah Baharom (Universiti Utara Malaysia, Sintok, Malaysia [email protected], {zul, fauziah}@uum.edu.my) ABSTRACT:User value creation has become a new development trend in the era of technology. It has a crucial impact on company differentiation. Nowadays, most of businesses transform t...

lthough everything has progressed rapidly in the Internet and Web arena, nothing has changed significantly in the way that most people develop Web sites and applications. Web-based systems and applications now deliver a complex array of content and functionality to many heterogeneous end users, and this trend will continue. Unfortunately, however, the practices that developers follow for Web ap...

We reviewed and analyzed nine commercially available web development tools from the perspective of suitability for end-user development to compare and contrast alternative and best-of-breed approaches for particular problem areas within web application development (Getting Started, Workflow, Level of Abstraction, Layout, Database, Application Logic, Testing and Debugging, Learning and Scaling, ...

Recent efforts towards the Semantic Web vision have lead to a number of standards such as OWL and Web Service languages. While these standards provide a technical infrastructure, software developers have little guidance on how to build real-world Semantic Web applications. Based on a realistic application scenario, we present some initial thoughts on a software architecture and a development me...

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Dynamic sophisticated real-time adaptation is not possible with current e-learning technologies. Our proposal is based on changing the approach for the development of e-learning systems using dynamic languages and including them in both platforms and learning content specifications thereby making them adaptive. We propose a Sharable Auto-Adaptive Learning Object (SALO), defined as an object tha...

Analogy-based estimation has, over the last 15 years, and particularly over the last 7 years, emerged as a promising approach with comparable accuracy to, or better than, algorithmic methods. In addition, it is potentially easier to both understand and apply; these two important factors can contribute to the successful adoption of estimation methods within Web development Companies. We believe ...