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• the present invention relates to a set of technical processes enabling the services and the websites using it, to make the contents of their pages optimized while viewing them on high definition screens, while ensuring their compatibility on standard screens of different sizes. and lower resolutions.
• Web sites using this invention will therefore be compatible, that is to say, optimized for display on all screens and whatever their resolutions (see Figure 3); technical characteristic that we summarize under the term of HD-compatible website and that we used at the beginning of this document.
• the zoom is a feature of the software or web browser, namely a so-called “client” technology that can not at any time intervene side "server”, that is to say on the diffusion of the content itself according to the screen on which it is used, unlike the present invention.
• the method making the uniqueness of the present invention shows how the application HD-Web TM, through the browser, communicates in real time to the server what content to send in depending on the resolution of the monitor where the service and / or the website is viewed.
• HD-Web TM application will also be server-side, thus guaranteeing the service and / or website hosting a sustainable operation.
• the purpose of the invention being to resize the elements of a service or a website according to the resolution of the screen where they would be viewed, the application of a multiplier coefficient to these elements (to be determined for each screen definition), is therefore necessary. Since the websites are based on standard 1024x768 pixel screens, we will use this number as a base 1 to obtain the ratios to apply for each screen resolution encountered on the market.
• Table 4 shows the results obtained for the different definitions. Once these coefficients are determined, the application of these coefficients to each element of the service or website depending on the resolution, makes the process possible, although complex and tedious, since it would then be necessary to apply these coefficients to each constituent element. the pages of the service or website concerned.
• CMS Content Management System
• the first category regrouping all the technical processes responsible for selectively recovering on the client side, the elements present in the pages of the service or of the Web site concerned (step 1), in order to store their attributes in memory - an attribute being a property of formatting an element - (step 2), before applying one of the multiplier coefficients of the table figure 4 (step 3), and resize their size according to the size of the screen on which they will be viewed (step 4), to finally replace them with identical elements but whose attributes have been defined for this new size (step 5).
• the second category regrouping all the server-side technical processes intervening in the resizing of each element (step 1), according to the sizes of screens defined previously by the customer by a parameterizable process (step 0), then to regroup the elements and the attributes thus created, in files and / or directories dedicated according to their category of element and the screen size for which they are intended (step 2).
• step 3 regrouping the technical processes allowing the application located on the server side, to communicate with the web browser located on the client side, via functions using Boolean values (step 1) regrouping each size of screen in unique variables (step 2) themselves grouped into a single initialization function (step 3).
• This function can then be called at any time to communicate in real time to the server, which files should be sent to the browser according to the screen size on which they are viewed, so that the web server sends only the corresponding files at this size, in order to optimize the loading speed of the pages of the service or the website in question.
• the attributes of the elements thus newly defined will be grouped and generated, either in a unique directory corresponding to them, or in the same directory after having been renamed (step 3) to then be sent by the Web server. according to the screen resolution detected by our application (step 4), thanks to the technical processes belonging to the third category.
• step 5 will delete dynamically that is to say without touching the original files, all the attributes of the elements defined for a screen resolution of 1024 pixels in width and all the elements referring to them, to replace them with instructions calling specific files stored on the server by our application and defined for the resolution of the screen on which the service or the website is currently viewed (step 6). All these modifications intervening, again, without it being necessary to touch the source files of the service or the website hosting this solution.
• Our HD-Web TM application simply needs to be upload to the host web server, or to a remote dedicated web server, in order to release the load of the service or website in question which can then benefit without any drop performance of this invention free from constraints related to different sizes of screens on the market and ensuring at the same time a compatibility and sustainable operation, regardless of the evolution of equipment and broadcast standards in the future .
• a method characterized in that it returns the definition of the screen used by said client to said server [A / B], and that the deployment and modification of said content are performed dynamically and proportionally to the definition returned by the application in real time operations maintaining a constant ratio between the proportions of these contents and the screens on which they are displayed.

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