Summary: Attaching UI Enhancements to Websites with End Users
Michael Toomim1, Steven M. Drucker2, Mira Dontcheva3, Ali Rahimi4, Blake Thomson1, James A. Landay1Michael Toomim1, Steven M. Drucker2, Mira Dontcheva3, Ali Rahimi4, Blake Thomson1, James A. Landay1Michael Toomim1, Steven M. Drucker2, Mira Dontcheva3, Ali Rahimi4, Blake Thomson1, James A. Landay1Michael Toomim1, Steven M. Drucker2, Mira Dontcheva3, Ali Rahimi4, Blake Thomson1, James A. Landay1
1University of Washington
DUB Group
{toomim, thomsbg, landay}
@cs.washington.edu
2Microsoft LiveLabs
sdrucker@microsoft.com
3Advanced Technology Labs
Adobe Systems
mirad@adobe.com
4Intel Research Berkeley
ali.rahimi@intel.com
ABSTRACT
We present reform, a system that envisions roles for both
programmers and end users in enhancing existing websites
to support new goals. First, programmers author a tradi-
tional mashup or browser extension, but they do not write a
web scraper. Instead they use reform, which allows novice
end users to attach the enhancement to their favorite sites

Source: Anderson, Richard - Department of Computer Science and Engineering, University of Washington at Seattle
Argonne National Laboratory, Mathematics and Computer Science Division (MCS)

Collections: Computer Technologies and Information Sciences; Mathematics