Assessing prototypes' role in design. - Ashley Williams (SIGDOC, 2002)

Examining the use case as genre in software development and documentation. - Ashley Williams (SIGDOC, 2003)

Multi-agent Simulation of Airline Travel Markets. - Rashad L. Moore; Ashley Williams; John W. Sheppard (GECCO (2), 2004)

The documentation of quality engineering: applying use cases to drive change in software engineering models. - Ashley Williams (SIGDOC, 2004)

Designing communication: considering the dynamics of the discipline. - Ashley Williams; Mary Moore (SIGDOC, 2006)

User-centered design, activity-centered design, and goal-directed design: a review of three methods for designing web applications. - Ashley Williams (SIGDOC, 2009)

A comparison of the performance and scalability of relational and document-based web-systems for large scale applications in a rehabilitation context. - Ashley Williams (CoRR, 2015)

Identifying Practitioners' Arguments and Evidence in Blogs: Insights from a Pilot Study. - Ashley Williams; Austen Rainer (APSEC, 2016)

Parallel Empirical Stochastic Branch and Bound for large-scale discrete optimization via Simulation. - Scott Rosen; Peter Salemi; Brian Wickham; Ashley Williams; Christine Harvey; Erin Catlett; Sajjad Taghiyeh; Jie Xu 004 (WSC, 2016)

Toward the use of blog articles as a source of evidence for software engineering research. - Ashley Williams; Austen Rainer (EASE, 2017)

Using Blog Articles in Software Engineering Research: Benefits, Challenges and Case-Survey Method. - Austen Rainer; Ashley Williams (ASWEC, 2018)

Using reasoning markers to select the more rigorous software practitioners' online content when searching for grey literature. - Ashley Williams (EASE, 2018)

Do software engineering practitioners cite research on software testing in their online articles?: A preliminary survey. - Ashley Williams (EASE, 2018)

Overview of the TAC 2018 Systematic Review Information Extraction Track. - Charles Schmitt; Vickie Walker; Ashley Williams; Arun Varghese; Yousuf Ahmad; Andy Rooney; Mary Wolfe (TAC, 2018)

How do empirical software engineering researchers assess the credibility of practitioner-generated blog posts? - Ashley Williams; Austen Rainer (EASE, 2019)

Do software engineering practitioners cite software testing research in their online articles?: A larger scale replication. - Ashley Williams; Austen Rainer (EASE, 2019)

Heuristics for improving the rigour and relevance of grey literature searches for software engineering research. - Austen Rainer; Ashley Williams (Inf. Softw. Technol., 2019)

Using blog-like documents to investigate software practice: Benefits, challenges, and research directions. - Austen Rainer; Ashley Williams (J. Softw. Evol. Process., 2019)

Retrieving and mining professional experience of software practice from grey literature: an exploratory review. - Austen Rainer; Ashley Williams; Vahid Garousi; Michael Felderer (IET Softw., 2020)

Towards a corpus for credibility assessment in software practitioner blog articles. - Ashley Williams; Matthew Shardlow; Austen Rainer (EASE, 2021)

Practitioner-generated blog posts as evidence for software engineering research: attitudinal survey and preliminary checklist. - Austen Rainer; Ashley Williams (CoRR, 2021)

Using the case survey methodology for finding high-quality grey literature in software engineering. - Ashley Williams; Jim Buchan (EASE, 2022)

Extending a corpus for assessing the credibility of software practitioner blog articles using meta-knowledge. - Ashley Williams; Matthew Shardlow (EASE, 2022)

Exploring the UK Cyber Skills Gap through a mapping of active job listings to the Cyber Security Body of Knowledge (CyBOK). - Sam Attwood; Ashley Williams (EASE, 2023)

MMU NLP at CheckThat! 2024: Homoglyphs are Adversarial Attacks. - Charlie Roadhouse; Matthew Shardlow; Ashley Williams (CLEF (Working Notes), 2024)

Exploring Supervised Approaches to the Detection of Anthropomorphic Language in the Reporting of NLP Venues. - Matthew Shardlow; Ashley Williams; Charlie Roadhouse; Filippos Ventirozos; Piotr Przybyla (ACL (Findings), 2025)