Automatic Semantic Platform- dependent Redesign. Giulio Mori & Fabio Paternò. HIIS Laboratory ISTI-C.N.R.
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1 Automatic Semantic Platform- dependent Redesign Giulio Mori & Fabio Paternò HIIS Laboratory ISTI-C.N.R. Pisa, Italy Multi-Device Interactive Services: Current Practice Manual solutions, expensive Transcoders, low cost/low usability Style sheets, partial solution Automatic Semantic Platform-dependent Redesign 2
2 Possible Views of an Interactive Systems Task and object I want to select a work of art Abstract Single selection object with high cardinality Concrete List Interaction object with X elements Implementation List object in Java or XHTML or... Automatic Semantic Platform-dependent Redesign 3 Use of Reverse Engineering Tasks and Objects Redesign Tasks and Objects Abstract UI Abstract UI Concrete UI Concrete UI Final UI Transcoding Final UI Platform X Platform y Automatic Semantic Platform-dependent Redesign
3 TERESA Environment for Flexible Development Task model for envisioned nomadic applications System task model Cellphone (XML) System task model Desktop (XML) System task model Voice (XML) AbstractUI Cellphone (XML) AbstractUI Desktop ( XML) AbstractUI Voice (XML) Concrete UI Cellphone (XML) Concrete UI Desktop ( XML) Concrete UI Voice (XML) XHTML MP, WML XHTML, Java VoiceXML, Salt Automatic Semantic Platform-dependent Redesign Design Practice Automatic Semantic Platform-dependent Redesign 6
4 The Structure of the User Presentation1 Presentation2 Grouping Hierarchy Selection Description Edit Edit Navigator Connection Multiple-selection. Automatic Semantic Platform-dependent Redesign 7 Semantic Redesign Use of abstractions to change the design for a new target platform Use of reverse engineering to obtain the abstractions Different possible solutions Automatic Semantic Platform-dependent Redesign 8
5 Semantic Redesign with Forward Engineering 1 2 Redesign 3 Desktop User Mobile User 6 Automatic Semantic Platform-dependent Redesign 9 Reverse and Forward Engineering 3 2 Redesign 3 1 Desktop User Mobile User Automatic Semantic Platform-dependent Redesign 10
6 Support for Redesign Page splitting based on the composition operators and the number of interactors Connections: original ones + those derived from page splitting Images: resize depending on target device keeping the same aspect ratio Tables for converting terms and labels Automatic Semantic Platform-dependent Redesign 11 From Desktop to Cell-phone Grouping 0 Grouping 1 Grouping 2 Automatic Semantic Platform-dependent Redesign 12
7 New connections creation Original desktop connections are associated to the mobile presentations that contain the interactor triggering the transition Composition operators allocated to a new mobile presentation are substituted in the original presentation by a link to the new presentation When a composition of interactors is split into multiple presentations then we need to introduce new connections to navigate through them Automatic Semantic Platform-dependent Redesign 13 From Desktop to Cell-phone Automatic Semantic Platform-dependent Redesign 1
8 Another example of semantic redesign Automatic Semantic Platform-dependent Redesign 1 Task-based Semantic Redesign Nomadic Task Model 1 2 Redesign 3 Desktop User Mobile User 6 Automatic Semantic Platform-dependent Redesign 16
9 From Desktop to Cell-phone Automatic Semantic Platform-dependent Redesign 17 The ISTI GeReMi Migration Tool ReDesign Application Clients 1. Request: PDAPage. PDA Page 6. Request: Migration 8. Vocal presentation Migration/Proxy Server 2. Request Desktop Page 3. Desktop Page. Redesigning Page Desktop to PDA 7. Target Device Identification. Page Redesign Desktop to Vocal. Runtime State Recovering Internet Internet Automatic Semantic Platform-dependent Redesign 18
10 Conclusions and Future Work Semantic redesign Application in GeReMi migration server Application in TERESA authoring environment publicly available ( Integration with tools providing information regarding device resources Semantic redesign for multimodal interfaces Automatic Semantic Platform-dependent Redesign 19
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