A technology for lightweight web-based visual applications
Donald Gordon, Robert Biddle, James Noble, Ewan Tempero
Abstract
Donald Gordon, Robert Biddle, James Noble, Ewan Tempero
Abstract
Providing useful and usable visual interaction for Web-based applications is a challenge without requiring client-side support such as Java applets. We describe Cliki which provides Web-based lightweight support for visual systems. Cliki makes minimal assumptions about the client used to view the Web pages, meaning applications that use it are highly accessible.
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Providing useful and usable visual interaction for Web-based applications is a challenge without requiring client-side support such as Java applets. We describe Cliki which provides Web-based lightweight support for visual systems. Cliki makes minimal assumptions about the client used to view the Web pages, meaning applications that use it are highly accessible.
Key concepts: Computer science, USable, World Wide Web, Java, Web modeling, Web application, Java applet, Web page