WebML

Web Modeling Language, (WebML) is a visual notation and <a href="/facts/Methodology/dk5X9Hxx">methodology</a> for the design of a data-intensive <a href="/facts/Web_application/BLkF3BIN">web applications</a>. It provides a graphical means to define the specifics of web application design within a structured <a href="/facts/Design_process_(computing)/MAbG6gnh">design process</a>. This process can be enhanced with the assistance of visual design tools.
In 2013, WebML was expanded to encompass a broader range of <a href="/facts/Front_end_interface/QVUfH8gu">front-end interfaces</a>, leading to the development of the <a href="/facts/Interaction_Flow_Modeling_Language/KzUH1flw">Interaction Flow Modeling Language</a> (IFML). IFML has since been recognized as a standard by the <a href="/facts/Object_Management_Group/SNpN8n9U">Object Management Group</a> (OMG).
This approach involves the development of five distinct models: structure, derivation, composition, navigation, and presentation. These models are refined through an iterative process.

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