6.1 Towards A Systematic Integration of Patterns in ...
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In a given context, a proven solution to be curing problem is known as a pattern. |
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The existence of rationalized and proven solutions based on established principles, that are specific to problems |
| in a given context in a structured form, often makes patterns more practical in their applicability compared to | |
| other means, such as guidelines, for an improvement in-quality. |
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For addressing the quality of Web applications, a methodology for pattern-oriented Web Engineering, namely |
| POWEM is proposed and also used. |
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The construction of POWEM is driven engineering in such a way that acknowledges the significance of quality |
| assurance in Web applications and the role of patterns in addressing it by: |
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Characteristics unique to Web applications and |
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Inspired by situational method |
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POWEM consists of the following interrelated and non-linear sequence of broadly labeled non-atomic activities: |
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Selecting the development process model. |
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Identifying and organizing quality concerns from a semiotics viewpoint. |
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Selecting and applying suitable patterns. |