An Approach Towards User Interface Derivation from Business Process Model

Han, Lei; Zhao, Weiliang; Yang, Jian

doi:10.1007/978-981-10-1019-4_2

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“…Note that how to build BPMN models from requirements and how to transform BPMN models into GUIs is beyond the scope of this paper. There is a proposal for these generations in [32] [33], and there are works with similar approaches in [19] [34] [35]. Participants participated in the experiment without knowing the rules, they acted intuitively.…”

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Are requirements elicitation sessions influenced by participants' gender? An empirical experiment

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Rueda

et al. 2021

Science of Computer Programming

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Section: Guismentioning

confidence: 99%

Are requirements elicitation sessions influenced by participants' gender? An empirical experiment

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Rueda

et al. 2021

Science of Computer Programming

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“…They present new web engineering methods for the high-level specification of applications that present business processes and remote service innovation in the tool WebRatio [5]. Lei Han et al [6] defined an approach of derivation of user interfaces from BPMN models based on a role-enriched business process model developed with tasks descriptions and associated data. Kenia Sousa et al [7] defined a model driven approach for organizational engineering in which user interfaces are derived from business processes.…”

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Generation of user interfaces from business process model notation (BPMN)

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Rueda

2019

Proceedings of the ACM SIGCHI Symposium on Engineering Interactive Computing Systems

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Business Process Model Notation focuses on functional processes; so, the design of the interface generally depends on the subjective experience of the analyst. This thesis proposes a new method to generate interfaces from BPMN models. The idea is to identify rules from BPMN to interfaces in existing real projects. We have analyzed 7 Bizagi projects to generalize a list of rules. It has been done considering five BPMN patterns. Apart from BPMN primitives, there are rules that depend on elements of Class Diagrams to know how to generate the interfaces. When the rules have several alternatives to generate the interfaces, we need an unambiguous semantics to specify which alternative we are going to use. We propose extending the BPMN model with new stereotypes to specify when using each alternative. Which alternatives could improve the usability among all the possibilities is also a target of study in the thesis.

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