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Using Multidisciplinary Design Principles to Improve the Website Design Process

Singh, H; Karmokar, S; Tan, FB
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Abstract
An organization's success in e-business is significantly affected by the quality of its website.

However, many websites are unable to retain the attention of their customers, arguably because

they only cater to some of the needs of their customers. This study adopts a design science

approach to develop a new methodology for designing websites that addresses the

psychological, sociological, and cognitive needs of individual users. The methodology is based

on multidisciplinary principles drawn from the field of design, as they provide a framework for

structuring the various concerns of users. This study contributes by developing a website design

methodology anchored in users’ needs, so that the websites it produces are successful in

achieving their goals.
Keywords
Website; Design science; Multidisciplinary; Users
Date
2016
Source
Pacific Asia Journal of the Association for Information Systems, Vol 8, No 3 (2016)
Item Type
Journal Article
Publisher
Pacific Asia Journal of the Association for Information Systems (PAJAIS)
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http://journal.ecrc.nsysu.edu.tw/index.php/pajais/article/view/353
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When their manuscripts are under review prior to acceptance, Authors have every right to post manuscripts on their own Websites, or for non-commercial personal or classroom use. Once a paper is accepted for publication in PAJAIS, all authors must clearly note that PAJAIS owns the copyright and use for profit is not allowed. The article version must be identical to the final published version, and include a link to PAJAIS.

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