International Conference and workshop on Advanced Computing 2014 |
Foundation of Computer Science USA |
ICWAC2014 - Number 2 |
June 2014 |
Authors: Aparna Halbe, Abhijit R. Joshi |
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Aparna Halbe, Abhijit R. Joshi . Generation of Web Pages from Document Image. International Conference and workshop on Advanced Computing 2014. ICWAC2014, 2 (June 2014), 0-0.
The development of any project in software industry begins with Requirement specification followed by User Interface [UI] design. Normally UI design is drawn on paper first. Web designers then design the web pages as per the design on the paper. Various Mark Up languages such as HTML/XML are used to design and publish web pages on the internet. In this paper a novel approach is proposed that will do the job of web designer. This system will convert the UI design drawn on paper to HTML page. A scanned image of UI design will be provided as an input to the system and it generates the output which will be a HTML page of that UI. To do this, system requires the conversion of paper document image into hyper documents. Currently, the work done in this area is restricted only to the conversion of images and text into hyper document. Here, an idea of converting document image of UI design into actual HTML page, is proposed. Also work done so far in this area is restricted only to the text and images on documents. It does not consider various HTML controls like textbox, radio button, checkboxes, button etc. Therefore, existing system just converts the paper document into hypertext document and does not identify each HTML control as a separate component, which is ( a primary requirement ) required while designing UI. Given a UI design with different HTML controls, the existing system would just convert it to HTML page without providing any functionality. The generated HTML page will have an image of the UI design rather than actual HTML controls. The proposed work is addressing all these issues and will be considering most of the HTML controls those are required for designing static pages.