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1. Introduction: Evolution of Web Site Design. Web Design.Generations Don't Matter, Purpose Does. Initial Failure of Web RAD. Summary.2. Software Engineering Principles and the Web. Web Sites as Software.Current Practices in Web Development. The Need for Process. Process Models.Beyond Process. Web Engineering Is Not Software Engineering. Summary. 3.The Medium of the Web. Networked Communication. Overview of a Web Session.Components of the Web Medium. Summary. 4. Problem Definition, ConceptExploration, and Feasibility Analysis. Understanding the Problem. Writingthe Problem Definition. Concept Exploration and Feasibility-The WhirlpoolApproach. Answering the Problem Definition: The Overall Purpose. Establishinga Measurement of Success. Logistics. Summary. 5. Requirements Analysis andSpecification. Classifying the Site. Requirements Analysis. Specification.Estimation and Resource Requirements. Conclusion. 6. Designing the WebSite and System. What Does Web Design Include? Information Design. WebSite: Application versus Information. Program Design. Structured Design.Choosing a Design Approach. Navigation Design. Graphic Design. Network/ServerDesign. Summary. 7. Implementation: Building a Web Site. ProgrammingTechnologies. Client-Side Technologies. When to Use Client-Side Technologies.Server-Side Technologies. When to Use Server-Side Technologies. ContentTechnologies. Development Tools. Assembling the Beta Site. The ImplementationProcess. Developer Test. Summary. 8. Web Testing. Issues with Testing.Realistic Testing. Test Plans and Procedures. Functionality Testing. ContentTesting. User Test: Usability and Beta Testing. The Result of Testing.Summary. 9. Post-Development: Promotion and Maintenance. Promotion andHow People Find Sites and Information. Maintenance. Using Feedback to Grow orModify a Web Site. Summary. 10. Beyond Web Site Engineering. Real Life:That Which Can't Be Planned For. Defending Web Projects. Politics. Web SitesAffect Organizations. Staying In Bounds. Summary. Index.