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Sink Web Pages in Web Application

2012
In this paper, we present the notion of sink web pages in a web application. These pages allow identifying a reduced scheme of the web application, which can lead to simplifying the method of testing and verifying the entire web application. We believe that this notion can be useful in the partially supervised learning.
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Sign Language Web Pages

American Annals of the Deaf, 2006
The World Wide Web has changed the way people interact. It has also become an important equalizer of information access for many social sectors. However, for many people, including some sign language users, Web accessing can be difficult. For some, it not only presents another barrier to overcome but has left them without cultural equality.
Deborah I. Fels   +3 more
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Nonmedical Web Pages

2002
While many of us often do not admit it, there is life outside of surgery. In addition to the numerous medical and surgical applications already discussed, there are many entertaining and personal uses of the Internet. Using the World Wide Web is a great way to find sports scores, make vacation plans, buy or sell goods, find music, or just pass some ...
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Updating a web page

2020
Devices connect to a wireless local area network (WLAN) with Wi-Fi communication (see Chapter 7 (Wireless local area network)). A router connected to an Internet Service Provider (ISP), through a telephone line using DSL (Digital Subscriber Line) technology, provides access to the Internet (see Figure 8-1).
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A method for supporting Web page design based on impression of Web page

Proceedings 9th IEEE International Workshop on Robot and Human Interactive Communication. IEEE RO-MAN 2000 (Cat. No.00TH8499), 2002
This paper proposes an approach for Web page design support by focusing on the impression of Web page with respect to the selection of color and font. Previous approaches for Web page design support often focus on the automation of HTML coding and the pasting of graphics and icons.
Tetsuya Yoshida   +3 more
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Web Page Interface

2003
We’re going to use Paint Shop Pro to create graphics for a typical home web page. Specifically, we’ll create web navigation elements using vector tools and the Effects menu to produce a high-tech look, which we’ll then optimize and export using the web graphic tools.
Sally Beacham, Ron Lacey
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Web Page Hosting

2012
Every web page that needs to be developed has to keep three things in mind. It has to have a good content, should be convenient for the readers, and should be presentable. Before starting to design the web page, please check the facts that need to be published. Also, cite sources when required so that a creditable document can be prepared.
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The web page [PDF]

open access: possibleThe Obstetrician & Gynaecologist, 2000
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Auto-Personalization Web Pages

2006
This project experiments with the designing of a Web site that has the self-adaptive feature of generating and adapting the site contents dynamically to match visitors’ tastes based on their activities on the site. No explicit inputs are required from visitors.
Jon T.S. Quah   +2 more
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Web Page Design

2011
This chapter focuses on digital design for the Web using Adobe Photoshop and Macromedia Fireworks. It’s time to review the storyboards that you created in Chapter IV. Your goal at this point is to use the storyboard designs that you sketched to create Web page screens. You want to utilize the content you gathered and developed while working in the last
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