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Cutting Corners: Shortcuts in Model-Driven
Web Design |
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Larry L. Constantine |
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 Experience
Report [#105]: 2000 | Adobe .PDF File: about 181K. |
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Abstract: Model-driven design under
the pressure of Web-time development and impossible deadlines may require
taking shortcuts, especially in which design models are developed and how. This reprint of a column describes the approach to
usage-centered design taken in one crunch-mode project for a Web-deployed
classroom information system. Continual access to domain experts and speed
modeling with index cards are among the techniques that helped. |
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Keywords: crunch mode, Web time,
agile methods, lightweight methods, usage-centered design, Web applications,
model-driven design, just-in-time requirements, card-based modeling |
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Experience report [January 2000, rev.
February 2002]. Reprinted as a column in The Management Forum, Software
Development, February 2000. Reprinted in L. Constantine, ed.,
Beyond Chaos: The Expert Edge in Managing Software Development
(Addison-Wesley, Boston, 2001). |
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Experience
Report [#105]: 2000 | Adobe .PDF File: about 181K. |
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Related Documents:
Process Agility [#110],
Web Applications [#118],
Design Study 1 [#111],
Design Study 2 [#112],
Design Study 3 [#116] ; Newsletter:
Agile Design,
Card-Based Models |
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