Meta-level support for facilitating participation in website (re-)design activities

Hertel, Henrik; Dittmar, Anke; Linke, Doritt

doi:10.1145/3393672.3398641

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Rq3: What Is the Most Common Type Of Modification In Wa?1

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“…There are only 10 WA tools that do not affect content. Style-behaviour adaptations are the least common, and there is only one WA tool that implies them [21]. Similarly, tools that work only on style [19,22] and all three options at the same time (content-style-behaviour [23,24]) are difficult to find.…”

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Web Augmentation: A systematic mapping study

Aldalur

2024

Science of Computer Programming

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Web Augmentation: A systematic mapping study

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2024

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Proceedings of the XX Brazilian Symposium on Human Factors in Computing Systems

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Web Augmentation: A systematic mapping study

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2023

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The potential of Web Augmentation lies in the fact that all users need to adapt the content, style or behavior of the web pages they visit. The reason for this is that all human beings are different in desires and needs, but everybody accesses web pages designed for the general public and this cannot satisfy everyone. Web Augmentation tools have different objectives, for example when modifying content, style or behavior. Similarly, some tools are designed to adapt web pages on mobile devices and others, on the contrary, on computers. This mapping study aims to provide information on the trends of the last years in relation to Web Augmentation for each of the features of Web Augmentation tools. By analyzing the data provided, information can be extracted to design new mechanisms for the creation of new Web Augmentation tools in the future.

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Meta-level support for facilitating participation in website (re-)design activities

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Web Augmentation: A systematic mapping study

Web Augmentation: A systematic mapping study

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Web Augmentation: A systematic mapping study

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