- From: raghu bharat <raghubharat.065@gmail.com>
- Date: Sun, 15 Feb 2009 12:21:33 +0530
- To: public-html@w3.org
- Message-ID: <e686a7410902142251s39608a16ma393ecd21b6c975@mail.gmail.com>
hi, I have an interesting idea on implementing the priority based loading of web page elements on a website.For example let us take a normal google search page.Every element in the webpage don't have equal priority.Assuming slow/normal internet connection and for normal use the end user will feel useful if the search box element in the middle loads first.The user is not worried about the logo and other elements on the webpage. Normally the website loads from top most left corner to bottom and the web page elements are loaded in the same order.What I was planning is that in the google search example given above if we implement a priority based scheme for example if search box is given priority of 10 and the search button 9 and the links on top of the webpage 8 and the logo as 7 so on.... Then the web browser fetches data on the basis of priority of page elements. and displays them.i.e the search text box will be loaded first and as soon as the page is loaded the user types the search term inthe mean time the other elements will be loaded.What I was planning to say is that more user interaction. Can you please tell me is it possible to do this.I was thinking of implementing this feature as adding an attribute to the element such as <img priority="highest"> .The web designers will have the ability to design the page. T.N.Raghu Bharat Computer Science BITS PILANI
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