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4. And What’s the Response? Web Engineering

13. A Generic Framework

20. What about Tools and Technology? … tools and technology are very important, but they’ll work well only if they’re used within the context of an agile framework for Web engineering and in conjunction with proven methods for understanding the problem, designing a solution, and testing it thoroughly.

24. WebE Process Activities & Actions

47. Refining Actions and Tasks

51. Risk Analysis

54. The Schedule

57. Quality Filters Quality filters

59. Change Management

61. WAAF Modeling - Example

69. Web Info. Exchange - Notation

70. Web Info. Exchange - Example

85. Design Actions

86. The Design Process

90. Architecture

96. Preliminary Page Layout

100. Elaborate the design

101. Elaborate the Design

102. Different Users in Different Roles The swimlane diagram: Captures workflows and shows interactions between different users

104. Design Layout

105. Revising the Layout