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A quality framework for web site quality
Special interest tracks and posters of the 14th international conference on World Wide Web - WWW '05, 2005Web site developers need to use of standards and best practices to ensure that Web sites are functional, accessible and interoperable. However many Web sites fail to achieve such goals. This short paper describes how a Web site quality assessment method (E-Qual) might be used in conjunction with a quality assurance framework (QA Focus) to provide a ...
Brian Kelly, Richard T. Vidgen
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Batiment International, Building Research and Practice, 1980
Quality standards in site construction often leave much to be desired. To discover more about the factors which in practice affect the standards achieved, the UK Building Research Establishment made a special study of 27 sites. It revealed how personalities are sometimes more important than apparent functions.
I. L. Freeman, M.J.C. Bentley
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Quality standards in site construction often leave much to be desired. To discover more about the factors which in practice affect the standards achieved, the UK Building Research Establishment made a special study of 27 sites. It revealed how personalities are sometimes more important than apparent functions.
I. L. Freeman, M.J.C. Bentley
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Assessing the quality of auction Web sites
Proceedings of the 34th Annual Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences, 2005WebQual is an instrument for assessing the quality of Internet sites from the perspective of the customer. Earlier versions of WebQual focused on information and interaction quality. This paper reports on a new version of WebQual that incorporates three quality dimensions: information quality, interaction quality and Web site design quality. WebQual is
Barnes, Stuart J., Vidgen, Richard T.
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Evaluating Web Site Quality: A Statistical Approach
2010 10th International Conference on Quality Software, 2010The paper introduces a general approach to the construction of a Quality Model for Web Sites. The process for constructing such a newly conceived model is presented and discussed, and examples of its application are shown.
Biscoglio I +5 more
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A Comprehensive Model for Web Sites Quality
Seventh IEEE International Symposium on Web Site Evolution, 2005Many of existing criteria for evaluating web sites quality require methods such as heuristic evaluations, or/and empirical usability tests. This paper aims at defining a quality model and a set of characteristics relating internal and external quality factors and giving clues about potential problems, which can be measured by automated tools. The first
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Quality Control and Quality Management of Alternate-Site Testing
Clinics in Laboratory Medicine, 1994Quality is an important attribute of clinical laboratory results; however, methods for defining acceptable quality may not be entirely agreed upon. In addition, confusion over quality is added when laboratory testing is moved to alternate sites. As quality parameters are designed for novel laboratory delivery systems, it will be best to use novel ...
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Evaluating and Designing the Quality of Web Sites .
IEEE Multim., 2003There are many reasons to evaluate a Web site's quality. The growth of e-commerce, for example, has made a company's success more dependent on the quality of its Web site, whether its goal is commerce or content presentation. We developed the 2QCV3Q model to help site owners and developers evaluate Web site quality and incorporate these findings into ...
Mich, Luisa +2 more
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Siting analyses for water quality sampling in a catchment
Environmental Monitoring and Assessment, 2007Pollution loads discharged from upstream development or human activities significantly degrade the water quality of a reservoir. The design of an appropriate water quality sampling network is therefore important for detecting potential pollution events and monitoring pollution trends.
Jehng-Jung, Kao +3 more
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Quality management strategies in alternate sites of care
Nutrition, 1996new, sought-after strategies could be the deciding factors in on individual organization’s survival or failure during a time of extreme competition and change. The implementation and practice of management principles offering continuous quality improvement strategies are a great part of the answer.
F, Srp, G, Laing
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2013
The use of a methodology for the evaluation, comparison, and quality improvement of Health Web Sites is justified by its widespread adoption and visibility to Internet users. Due to the sensitiveness of their content and impact on users, health related sites should be evaluated.
Álvaro Rocha, Patrícia Leite Brandão
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The use of a methodology for the evaluation, comparison, and quality improvement of Health Web Sites is justified by its widespread adoption and visibility to Internet users. Due to the sensitiveness of their content and impact on users, health related sites should be evaluated.
Álvaro Rocha, Patrícia Leite Brandão
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