International Journal of Electronic Democracy · 2008 · 10 citations · 26 references
ComputingDesignInformation SystemsE-governmentUser Experience DesignWeb TechnologiesDomain AnalysisGovernment Information SystemsSoftware ArchitectureSoftware DesignSoftware ModelingUse Case ModelingDesign PatternsDigital Public Service DesignE-government Service DesignElectronic Government SystemsUser Behavior Modeling
The World Wide Web solutions are increasingly endorsed by several levels of government in order to deliver all kinds of the so-called e-government services. To face the complexity of joint design and development procedures, it is imperative to adopt a web modelling language such as the WebML. In this work, we propose a methodology that enhances the ability to detect, during the early development stages, similar design snippets that perform the same functionalities. Additionally, a methodology to infer frequent constructs at the design level, when applied to similar e-government services, can lead to safe conclusions as for when a specific construct constitutes a design pattern. Finally, we illustrate a validation scenario.
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