Crowdsourced software design platforms: Critical assessment

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Abstract

There is a great interest towards the use of crowdsourcing into software development activities including: Requirements engineering, implementation, testing, evaluation and the focus of this research, design. Software design is one of the least explored activities within the concept of crowdsourcing. Therefore, this research provides a comprehensive coverage on the current state-of-the-art in the use of crowdsourcing in software design. It analyzes the current existing major crowdsourced software design platforms and discusses their workflows. The analysis results in identifying a set of limitations in the current platforms and improvements are proposed to overcome those limitations. Both findings of this research including (limitations and improvements) are validated by creating and distributing a questionnaire to software practitioners to justify the need to overcome those limitations through the proposed improvements.

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Aliady, R., & Alyahya, S. (2018). Crowdsourced software design platforms: Critical assessment. Journal of Computer Science, 14(4), 546–561. https://doi.org/10.3844/jcssp.2018.546.561

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