UML-based navigational design approach for modeling complex interactions in web applications

Mubin, Siti Azreena; Jantan, Azrul Hazri; Abdullah, Rusli; Kamaruddin, Azrina

doi:10.1109/mysec.2015.7475196

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“…Therefore, a proper design structure is required in order to give a clear concept and vision to web designers on how the node and object are navigated in the system. In this design stage, UEWDM has proposed several UML stereotypes in assisting the interaction processes [8]. Fig.…”

Section: Navigation Access Design Modelmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…In navigational design phase, most of the previous research work lack of navigation details in the navigational modeling phase. Some of the limitations have been discussed in our previous work [8]. Our main concerns are (a) to designate the navigational modeling based on UML notations and (b) to demonstrate the navigational design model in an existing web application as a case study.…”

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confidence: 99%

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Uewdm Navigational Design: A Case Study of Apu Web Attendance

2020

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The process of designing web application has become a challenge for many individuals, specifically web developers due to interaction processes involvement in the design process. The designs should incorporate conceptual aspect, interaction processes, navigation structures and abstract presentation design. Unfortunately, many practitioners believe that most of the web applications have been developed in an ad hoc manner and less focus on the interaction processes. As a solution, UEWDM has been proposed in order to deal with the issues mentioned above. Thus, in this paper, APU web attendance is presented as a case study of UEWDM in order to verify that the proposed design model is applicable to any web application design with interaction processes. Research's contribution relies on the expressive web design model of navigational design, which utilizes UML stereotypes for the interaction processes modeling. In other words, UEWDM could act as a guideline and assist web designers in designing web applications that consist of interaction processes.

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Section: Navigation Access Design Modelmentioning

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Section: Introductionmentioning

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Uewdm Navigational Design: A Case Study of Apu Web Attendance

2020

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“…The concerns about the programming code quality ad-hoc the attention of software engineers on the modelling aspects of the process of system development (Fuentes-Fernández and Vallecillo-Moreno, 2004). According to Mubin et al (2015) modeling is required to design web applications. A system description written in a well-defined language refers to a model (Fuentes-Fernández and Vallecillo-Moreno, 2004).…”

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confidence: 99%

“…The Unified Modeling language is an extensible software design language including applications for web and database, modeling for business, data warehouses and legacy systems (Pathak et al, 2017). The design of web applications becomes challenging and raises many concerns, particularly with regard to modeling approaches (Mubin et al, 2015).…”

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An Extension to UML for the Modeling of Web Based Bus Reservation System

Abu-Dalbouh¹,

Alateyah²

2020

Journal of Computer Science

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Bus reservation system had actualized in different nations for years, at first from manual to automated reservation system. Online bus ticketing and reservation administrations are adequately expanding in the market since it was propelled by Park May. Now, numerous individuals and organizations are beginning to gain insights of the express bus reservation system. Considering the bus ticket reservation system that has experienced a constant development in the recent years, nevertheless the means for their specifications are still underdeveloped. The Unified Modeling Language (UML) is a language for the specification, visualization and documentation of object-oriented software systems. There is a lot of potential value in UML and diagrams in general. Existing UML diagrams can be utilized to helpfully display conduct. Therefore, in order to understand the development of bus reservation system, it is important to understand what the requirements are on the complete web based bus reservation system. Analyzing the web based bus reservation system by using UML diagrams. Consequently, the nature of theoretical models legitimately influences the nature of the comprehension of the application space and the nature of the last programming items that are at last dependent on them. In this study, we present (web based bus reservation system-UML), the proposed extension to UML covers aspects of use case diagram, sequence diagram, activity diagram and class diagram of the web based bus reservation at the various views and diagrams of UML.

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“…There are several design techniques to design and develop websites such as HDM (hypertext design model), IDM (interactive dialogue model), Card Sorting, UML (unified modeling language), WSDM (website design method), SIDE (Semiotic Interface sign Design and Evaluation) etc. (Bolchini & Paolini, 2006;Garzotto et al, 1993;Mubin et al, 2015;Troyer & Leune;Spencer, 2009;Islam & Bouwman, 2016). Thus, it is a very crucial concern for HCI (human-computer interaction) practitioners to understand which design approach is better and easy to follow.…”

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Exploring and Comparing the Performance of Design Methods Used for Information Intensive Websites

Zaki¹,

Sultana²,

Rahman³

et al. 2020

MIST International Journal of Science and Technology

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At present, web applications are one of the most widely used software applications in different organizations. A website is a virtual representation of the structure of any organization. Good user experience of a website is highly dependent on the content organization or design of a website. Thus, the design is a very important factor to develop a high usability standard website. Different types of design techniques are used to develop different types of websites. It is a very challenging task to develop information-intensive websites using a suitable design technique so that the website can serve its intended purpose with enhanced usability and user experience. Therefore, the objective of this research is to compare the performance of two alternate design techniques for developing an information-intensive website. To achieve this objective, the existing design techniques were explored; and selected the Card Sorting and Interactive Dialogue Model (IDM) techniques to design two websites for an orphanage system. Later, the developed orphanage web systems were evaluated with ten participants through a user study; and found that the IDM design technique performs better than the Card Sorting technique in terms of the system’s usability and user experience.

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UML-based navigational design approach for modeling complex interactions in web applications

Cited by 7 publications

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Uewdm Navigational Design: A Case Study of Apu Web Attendance

Uewdm Navigational Design: A Case Study of Apu Web Attendance

An Extension to UML for the Modeling of Web Based Bus Reservation System

Exploring and Comparing the Performance of Design Methods Used for Information Intensive Websites

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