Web-based Application for Gathering the User Preferences, Automatic Creation and Management of Websites Projects

Student: Samokhvalov Kirill

Educational Programme: System and Software Engineering (Master)

Year of Graduation: 2018

The paper is dedicated to the realization web-based application for gathering the user preferences, automatic creation and management of websites projects. In this work we examine existing solutions for gathering user preferences, and automation of management and creating process. Furthermore, the existing approaches are analyzed. The subject of development is web-based application for gathering the user preferences, automatic creation and management of websites projects. Heatmaps, eye-tracking, split tests with some features is chosen as an algorithm for finding better models for making briefing system. For the system user interface is implemented. The development was carried out independently for further implementation in the companies specialising in web. This paper contains 36 pages, 3 chapters 14 illustrations,, 14 bibliography items. Keywords: heatmaps, project management, eye-tracking, web programming, e-commerce, presale, audit of technical requirements, gathering user preferences

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