[ID] 59 [Status] Closed [Commenter] Samuel Martin [Location] Scope of Applicability [Current text] "Web applications will typically require (...) larger web page samples to reflect the different types of content, functionality, and processes." [Suggested Change] Check whether this is substantiated or just assumed. [Resolution] Resolution: No change. Rationale: This section refers to web applications that "tend to be more complex and interactive" such as "webmail clients, document editors, and online shops". These *typically* tend to require larger samples. [Rationale] 
In my understanding, the amount of "different types of content, functionality and processes" does not depend on being a web application per se. On the contrary, if the same functions are offered through a static site and a dynamic web application, the same complexity should be expected. Besides, even some web applications are more homogeneous than static web sites, in that all the contents are generated from the same templates and scripts, and then a smaller sample is enough. Step 3 talks about "How interactive the content is", which is a much more objective foundation to determine that a sample should be larger, rather than just relying on the fact the functionality is provided through a web application.