Dynamic Page Module Aggregation for Contextual Browsing
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Solution Overview
Problem
Traditional web sites provide unstructured and contextually unrelated information, forcing users to visit multiple external websites to find relevant information, leading to a disconnected browsing experience.
Innovation Solution
A modular system generates and presents content related to specific vertical types, such as movies, music, or gossip, within dynamically created page modules, allowing users to navigate and filter content directly on the webpage, eliminating the need for external searching.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Adaptability or versatility
If traditional search engines provide links to external websites based on phrase matching, then users can access a wide range of information, but users experience disconnected browsing and must visit multiple external websites to find contextually related information
Solution Approach 1:
The patent combines multiple external website information sources into a single unified word page interface. Instead of requiring users to navigate to separate external websites, the system aggregates content from multiple sources and presents them together in one cohesive page with consistent navigation and context, thereby maintaining information versatility while improving browsing continuity.
Solution Approach 2:
The word page acts as an intermediary between users and multiple external information sources. It retrieves, processes, and consolidates information from various external websites, then presents it through a unified interface with contextual relationships clearly displayed, eliminating the need for users to directly navigate to multiple external sites while preserving access to diverse information.
2Quantity of substance
If traditional websites display unstructured information from multiple sources, then users can access diverse content, but users feel disconnected and exhausted from pointless information browsing
Solution Approach 1:
The patent applies local quality by organizing different types of information within the word page according to their contextual relationships with the searched word. Each section of the page is specifically tailored to display information with a particular type of relationship (directly related, contextually related, etc.), allowing users to access diverse content while maintaining clear contextual structure and reducing information overload.
3Measurement precision
If users visit multiple external websites to find contextually related information, then users can comprehensive search results, but users experience exhausted browsing and disconnected content
Solution Approach 1:
The system performs preliminary action by pre-aggregating and organizing contextually related information from multiple external sources before the user needs it. When a user searches for a word, the system has already structured the information with clear contextual relationships displayed, eliminating the need for users to spend time navigating multiple external sites to find related information.
Data Source
AI summary
A computer-implemented method of dynamically creating a page module for a word on a display screen is provided. The page module is creating by determining a word provided for defining the page module, searching for text directly associated with the word and text contextually associated with the word, and, searching for media directly associated with the word and contextually associated with the word. The type of page module layout for the word is then identified. The page module layout includes placeholders for displaying at least some of the text that is directly or contextually associated with the word and at least some of the media that is directly or contextually associated with the word in the page module. The page module is then displayed by drawing the page module layout on the display screen and populating the page module layout with at least some of the media that is directly or contextually associated with the word.