Collecting information
Bring relevant information from shared web views into a structured form.
Plugin development · 04 / 06
Capture, copy, re-enter? I am developing an extension for the recurring tasks in your browser.
Services and project questions in detail
Bring relevant information from shared web views into a structured form.
Simplify recurring input and check information before adopting.
Install a suitable interface, a small action or a helpful tool in the right place.
A possible example
Your team regularly takes the same information from a web view. An extension prepares the selected information. Before the handover remains a clear examination by the person working with it.
To get started, we clarify browsers, landing pages, required data and permissions. The implementation takes into account the permitted accesses and the specific flow of your web tool. Changes to landing pages are part of the planning.
Services in detail
A browser extension can support recurring work right where your team does it. It is suitable, for example, for the structured transfer of selected data or an additional operating aid. Which implementation fits depends on landing pages, allowed accesses and distribution to the users.
We start with the pages and data that are actually required for the task. The interface is designed to make it clear which information has been selected and what happens next. Confirmations can be provided especially when handed over to other systems.
An internal team needs a coordinated installation and update path. In addition, landing pages can change. Therefore, we note which views are supported, how errors are detectable and who checks necessary adjustments after changes.
Technical implementation
We first check whether the task requires a browser extension or can be implemented as an independent web tool.
An extension requires clearly defined rights for the affected pages and data. Reading, clipping and transmission are considered separately. The function should receive only the accesses that are necessary for its work route.
When data is transferred from a visible website, layout changes can affect the process. An available interface is therefore also checked. Inappropriate page states or missing fields need understandable feedback.
Target browsers, versions and operational installation determine packaging and updates. Registration and access data require suitable storage. We test typical workplaces and determine how errors are detected after changes to a landing page.
Helpful are target browsers, the affected web applications, a concrete recurring work step and the desired distribution in the company.
Which of these questions is crucial for your project? Briefly describe your process and the existing systems.
Discuss technical requirementsWe determine this based on your working environment. Browser and distribution influence the functionality, permissions and later operation.
The required access is set for the specific purpose. Where possible, it is limited to the relevant pages and actions.
Changes to the interface or interface may require adjustment. We take this into account in the construction and clarify how enlargement is to be examined and maintained.
Yes. If the task is not directly linked to a specific website, a separate web interface can be useful. An official interface may also be more suitable than reading out a changing representation.
A test view with correction capability may be part of the sequence. It specifies which fields can be edited and whether a confirmation is required before data is transferred to another program.
The specific landing page, a permitted example process and the expected result. In addition, we check missing information, changed views and unreachable target systems, as far as they belong to the agreed scope.
Show me your typical process and the web tool you work with.