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We report on our experiences in an e-government project for supporting theautomatic generation of E-forms for services provided by local governments. Theapproach requires the integration of both the model-based user interface design(MBUID) and software product line engineering approaches. During the domainengineering activity the commonality and variability of product services ismodeled using feature diagrams and the corresponding UI models are defined. Tosupport the automation of e-forms the implemented feature models are on theirturn used to generate E-forms automatically to enhance productivity, increasequality and reduce cost of development. We have developed three differentapproaches for e-form generation in increasing complexity: (1) offline modeltransformation without interaction (2) model transformation with initialinteraction (3) model-transformation with run-time interaction. We discuss thelessons learned and propose a systematic approach for defining modeltransformations that is based on an interactive paradigm.

Model-Based User Interface Design for Generating E-Forms in the Context of an E-Government Project