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The document discusses principles of user interface design including taking into account users' skills, limiting errors, and providing consistency and guidance. It covers analyzing users, prototyping interfaces, and evaluating them. Prototyping may start with paper prototypes before automated versions. Evaluation assesses an interface's usability and gets feedback to improve the design.
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"Architectural Styles" Please respond to the following:
· Analyze two architectural styles of your choosing and, for each, give an example of a real-world application whose software design would benefit by incorporating your chosen style. Justify your response.
· Evaluate the driving factors or conditions that affect the selection of an architectural style for a given open-source software application. Provide two examples of these conditions and how they help determine an application’s architectural style.
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Data centric style- a data store will be in the center of the architecture and accessed by other components that update, add, delete or modify the data present within the store (2008). I think this type of design would work best with organizations like Walmart and Amazon. This style is flexible and promotes integrability.
Layered style- divided style is divided into various horizontal layers and each layer has some specific function. It’s a beneficial style because different individuals/teams can work on different layers that they’re knowledgeable about and most efficient. I think this style would best for bank applications.
I think the budget and the client/users would affect the selected style. Depending on what type of budget is in place affects where the money is allocated to therefore selecting the most cost-effective options. The user/client affects the style because developers would have to select an option that would be most effective for the client and the end goal.
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Architectural Styles" Please respond to the following:
Analyze two architectural styles of your choosing and, for each, give an example of a real-world application whose software design would benefit by incorporating your chosen style. Justify your response.
The architectural style is a particular pattern that focuses on the large-scale of a system. And it is about selecting, adapting, and integrating several architectural styles in ways that best produce the desired result (Pfleefer & Atlee, 2010).
Two architectural styles: Component-based and pipe-and-filter.
Component-base is a method of software development whereby systems are created by assembling preexisting components (Graca, 2017). Meaning it reduced design complexity in each part solves smaller problems. Component reuse—reuse algorithm and environment model in a web application. And unit testing—where it eliminates retesting for durable components and reduces the cost of verification. A web developer uses component-based to the created web application to be more composable and performant. And the server API is more application.
Pipe-and-filter—system functionality is achieved by passing input data through a sequence of data-transforming components called filters to produce output data (Graca, 201 ...
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What I Learned In Pr Writing
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