The document discusses model-driven user interface development and the need for flexible methods that can be adapted to specific projects. It proposes using business process modeling notation and software process engineering metamodels to define customizable model-driven user interface development methods. The goal is to make these methods more applicable and efficient for software development organizations.

1. Towards Method Engineering of Model-Driven User Interface Development Kênia Sousa, Hildeberto Mendonça, Jean Vanderdonckt Université catholique de Louvain (UCL) Louvain School of Management (LSM) Information Systems Unit (ISYS) Belgian Laboratory of Computer-Human Interaction (BCHI) TAMODIA 2007

6. Cameleon Reference Framework Final user Interface T Concrete user Interface T Task and Domain T Abstract user Interface T T=Target context of use Concrete user Interface S Final user Interface S Task and Domain S Abstract user Interface S S=Source context of use UsiXML unsupported model UsiXML supported model User S User T (Calvary et al.,2003) Environment T Reification Abstraction Reflexion Translation Platform S Environment S Platform T

9. Comparing SPEM and BPMN

10. Defining Method with BPMN

13. Usability Goals and Activities

14. Usability Goals and Activities

16. Tool Support Definition of activities for a model-based UID method based on the Cameleon Framework Association of BPMN and SPEM elements to use business process elements in the method engineering domain. Drag and drop activities from the pre-defined list and reuse them when defining the method for a specific project.

17. A Better Look of the Method

19. Defining Integrated Method

22. Thank you for your attention http ://www.isys.ucl.ac.be/bchi BCHI Lab http://www.programalban.org Program Alban http://www.usixml.org UI extensible Markup Language http://www.similar.cc European network on Multimodal UIs