An Investigation of Design Methodologies for Internet Business Application Development
Ronald E. Giachetti · 2001
Web companies must quickly design, develop, and bring to market new products. This is especially necessary with the recent shift in venture capital firm’s attitudes from ambivalence toward profits to wanting to see the company is on a path towards profitability. Because this business is relatively new, it lacks a methodology or standardized processes for developing new web applications. Various systems analysis and design methods are reviewed in this paper. An assessment of the unique requirements for designing and constructing web applications are made with the purpose of establishing a new methodology for web application design. This approach is an adaptation of object-oriented analysis and design with extensions to the unified modeling language.