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Adapting Web Pages for Small-Screen Devices
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2005
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Browser User InterfaceEngineeringWeb PagesSemantic WebInformation RetrievalData ScienceWeb PageWeb EngineeringDesignUser ExperienceContent AdaptationSemantic Web TechniqueComputer ScienceDynamic Web PageTechnologyWeb PerformancePage-adaptation TechniqueHuman-computer InteractionWeb Semantics
We propose a page-adaptation technique that splits existing Web pages into smaller, logically related units. To do this, we must first solve two technical problems: how to detect an existing Web page's semantic structure, and how to split a Web page into smaller blocks based on that structure. To date, we've implemented our technique in Web browsers for mobile devices, in a proxy server for adapting Web pages on the fly, and as an authoring tool plug-in for converting existing Web pages. The Web page can then be adapted to form a two-level hierarchy with a thumbnail representation at the top level for providing a global view and an index to a set of subpages at the bottom level for detailed information.
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