Empirical Domain Model for Web Browser Data Entry

• Main Author: Annamalai, Rajaletchume
• Format: Final Year Project
• Language: English
• Published: Universiti Teknologi Petronas 2005
• Subjects: ZA Information resources
• Online Access: http://utpedia.utp.edu.my/7640/1/2005%20-%20Empirical%20Domain%20Model%20for%20Web%20Browser%20Data%20Entry.pdf; http://utpedia.utp.edu.my/7640/
• Institution: Universiti Teknologi Petronas

The objectives of this experimental web browser project is to show that a web browser can be modified more to enhance the features for a better experience surfing on the web. Other than that, it will increase user satisfaction and productivity in performing their work. Besides that, is to develop a prototype applied model for the web browser and improve on the data entryincluding qualities of the interfaces that is to alter the address bar to make it into split menu. Without the proper menu function on the address bar users will have difficulty in looking for information fast and accurately. In the normal browser, we cannot look for the address in alphabetical order and users will have to scroll the list. The scope of study will cover the literature review on the background of split menu and it uses to the web browser and the research, surveys done by other individuals. Meanwhile, the methodology that is used in the development of this project will feature the four processes that are planning, analysis, design and implementation. Performance and effectiveness will provide an ease of use among users and they will find that split menu in a web browser will have a lot of effect in terms of navigation and graphical user interface. There are several strong justifications which are presented to rationalize the development of this project. The result seems to be positive as many users really like the split menu applied in the web browser. They find it something different and save a lot of time. Overall the web browser is something very useful to everyone and most importantly it achieves the objectives of getting information fast by implementing the split menu.