Titlebook: Design and Development of Web Information Systems; Klaus-Dieter Schewe,Bernhard Thalheim Textbook 2019 Springer-Verlag GmbH Germany, part

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Advanced Web Interaction Concepts ♣owed by a formal discussion of the use of web interaction types beyond content abstraction for single elementary scenes investigating, how web interaction types can be exploited for session support, navigation contexts and collaboration.

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Adaptation of Presentation to Culture in the models of Hofstede and Lewis. The combination of these models is tailored to presentation cultures and exploited in a method for capturing different cultures in screenography leading to detailed guidelines for culture-aware storyboards, content and functionality in conceptual WIS models.

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Web Information Systems Engineeringure- and pattern-driven development, and finally illustrates them by taking a glance at the CottbusNet WIS and the underlying design and development decisions. This is rounded up by a discussion of WIS development dimensions.

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Rückblick auf die deutsche Funkmeßtechnik, and information services. For each of these categories the most important aspects of the methods are discussed and tailored to the specific requirements of the respective category. This concerns branding, linguistic and communication analysis, life cases and actor modelling, and storyboard development.

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Anja Pitton,Dirk Scholten-Akounnularity are presented, which lead to web interaction types. The adaptivity extension permits the splitting or aggregation of information to avoid information overload, whereas the granularity extension permits different presentation versions, between which users may switch.

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Web Interaction Typesnularity are presented, which lead to web interaction types. The adaptivity extension permits the splitting or aggregation of information to avoid information overload, whereas the granularity extension permits different presentation versions, between which users may switch.