Methodological effectiveness for the elicitation of web application requirements
Abstract
The present project seeks to evaluate the effectiveness of the requirements research process, using a methodology composed of five phases (elicitation, modeling, coding, testing - analysis, verification and validation - and impression of the use), and two tools (a format including questions that are grouped by general aspects and a prototype or model of screen). As regards to the phases, the first two correspond to the central proposal and the other three to the quantification structure. As for the tools, the format is structured in five general aspects: fundamentals, times, institutional organization, business and systemic aspects, and the prototype screen is born as a result of the understanding of the established preliminary requirements.