Purpose–Ubiquitous web applications (UWA) are a new type of web applications which are
accessed in various contexts, ie through different devices, by users with various interests, at …

The Web is nowadays omnipresent: we use it at home for private reasons, and we use it at
work for professional reasons; we use it for fun (eg, gaming) and for serious interactions (eg …

Currently, the vast majority of web sites do not support accessibility for visually impaired
users. Usually, these users have to rely on screen readers: applications that sequentially …

WSDM was introduced by De Troyer and Leune in 1998 (De Troyer and Leune, 1998). At
that time the acronym stood for Web Site Design Method and only targeted information …

The internationalization of tourism, fueled by advantageous socio-economic and political
conditions as well as by the new opportunities given by Information and Communication …

With the globalization of traveling, due to favorable socio-economic and political contexts as
well as to the tourism communication and marketing supported by ICTs, the issue of …

A template engine that strictly enforces model-view separation has been shown to be at
least as expressive as a context free grammar allowing the engine to, for example, easily …

Personalisation of web information systems (WISs) means customisation of the presented
data content to the needs of users, restricting the available functionality to the goals and …

The days where a web site consisted of a small amount of linked pages lie far behind us.
Today, web sites are complex applications, containing large amounts of constantly changing …

The development of web information systems has led to new challenges regarding the
scalability and expressiveness of methods. In particular, as systems become large, it …