Dynamically reconfigurable user interface — A case study from health care application

The user interface for an application is a prime factor in the marketing of the application. Its prime value increases proportionately with the number of different types of users and number of different types of services provided at any one time by the product. This paper describes a dynamically reconfigurable user interface for a web-based application. The users will not only be able to view selective information from the user interface, but also will be able to rearrange the controls on the user interface. In addition, users will also be able to introduce new controls and modify existing controls on the user interface without manually recompiling the original code. The paper illustrates this dynamic reconfiguration of user interface through a case study on a health care application.