A new contingent methodology for developing marketing websites

This paper discusses the development of a new methodology for creating effective websites, especially those used for marketing. It was found that existing methodologies were often missing, or under-utilizing, some key aspect, including user participation and "real interaction" (i.e. monito...

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Main Authors: Issa, Tomayess, Turk, A.
Other Authors: Ardil, C.
Format: Conference Paper
Published: WASET: World Academy of Science, Engineering and Technology 2009
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Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/26860
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Turk, A.
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description This paper discusses the development of a new methodology for creating effective websites, especially those used for marketing. It was found that existing methodologies were often missing, or under-utilizing, some key aspect, including user participation and "real interaction" (i.e. monitoring of user interaction with a prototype site). This has led to users being frustrated and lacking loyalty to the website. There is a great potential for combining aspects of methodologies from different disciplines; however, these need to be integrated in a coherent way. After studying relevant methodologies and integration techniques, the strongest aspects of the various methodologies were combined into a new methodology. This new methodology was assessed by two research phases; interview and questionnaire. This led to revision of the new methodology. An overview of the contingent methodology is provided together with proposals for further research.
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spelling curtin-20.500.11937-268602017-01-30T12:55:43Z A new contingent methodology for developing marketing websites Issa, Tomayess Turk, A. Ardil, C. Human Computer Interaction Integrated Methodology Developing Websites Usability This paper discusses the development of a new methodology for creating effective websites, especially those used for marketing. It was found that existing methodologies were often missing, or under-utilizing, some key aspect, including user participation and "real interaction" (i.e. monitoring of user interaction with a prototype site). This has led to users being frustrated and lacking loyalty to the website. There is a great potential for combining aspects of methodologies from different disciplines; however, these need to be integrated in a coherent way. After studying relevant methodologies and integration techniques, the strongest aspects of the various methodologies were combined into a new methodology. This new methodology was assessed by two research phases; interview and questionnaire. This led to revision of the new methodology. An overview of the contingent methodology is provided together with proposals for further research. 2009 Conference Paper http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/26860 WASET: World Academy of Science, Engineering and Technology fulltext
spellingShingle Human Computer Interaction
Integrated Methodology
Developing Websites
Usability
Issa, Tomayess
Turk, A.
A new contingent methodology for developing marketing websites
title A new contingent methodology for developing marketing websites
title_full A new contingent methodology for developing marketing websites
title_fullStr A new contingent methodology for developing marketing websites
title_full_unstemmed A new contingent methodology for developing marketing websites
title_short A new contingent methodology for developing marketing websites
title_sort new contingent methodology for developing marketing websites
topic Human Computer Interaction
Integrated Methodology
Developing Websites
Usability
url http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/26860