Design-on-demand or how to create a target-oriented social web-site
Jaros{\l}aw Adam Miszczak, Izabela Sobota-Miszczak

TL;DR
The paper introduces an informal, community-driven methodology for designing targeted online applications suitable for medium-sized communities, emphasizing low-cost development and practical implementation insights.
Contribution
It presents a novel informal methodology tailored for creating community-focused web applications, highlighting basic building blocks and real-world project applications.
Findings
Community-driven development is crucial for project success.
The methodology enables low-cost, targeted web site creation.
Practical application demonstrated through two web projects.
Abstract
We describe an informal methodology for developing on-line applications, which is, to some extent, complementary to the Web 2.0 aspects of web development. The presented methodology is suitable for developing low-cost and non-cost web sites targeted at medium-sized communities. We present basic building blocks used in the described strategy. To achieve a better understanding of the discussed concepts we comment on their application during the realization of two web projects. We focus on the role of community-driven development, which is crucial for projects of the discussed type.
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Taxonomy
TopicsWeb and Library Services · Wikis in Education and Collaboration · Mobile and Web Applications
