In the early 2000s several methods were proposed for designing hypermedia applications (i.e. OOHDM).
Navigation through the application/processes workflow design is not trivial in hypermedia applications as web design has proven along those years.
In spite of most current web development frameworks relying on MVC, components and even solve routing quite decently, I still find a lack of abstractions in the navigation design layer (in industry).
So can anyone address me with current trends in the field, probably more in the research area than in industry?
Thank you Marat, using your advice I've found a literature review on model-driven web engineering methods.
I'll share it here, for other people interested in this question:
http://www.scielo.org.co/scielo.php?pid=S0120-62302012000200007&script=sci_arttext
Perhaps you can also be interested in IFML: The Interaction Flow Modeling Language.
More documentation it's available at http://www.ifml.org/.
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