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In general, Web pages are intended for large screen devices using HTMLtechnology. Admittance of such Web pages on Small Screen Devices (SSDs) likemobile phones, palmtops, tablets, PDA etc., is increasing with the support ofthe current wireless technologies. However, SSDs have limited screen size,memory capacity and bandwidth, which makes accessing the Website on SSDsextremely difficult. There are many approaches have been proposed in literatureto regenerate HTML Web pages suitable for browsing on SSDs. These proposedmethods involve segment the Web page based on its semantic structure, followedby noise removal based on block features and to utilize the hierarchy of thecontent element to regenerate a page suitable for Small Screen Devices. ButWorld Wide Web consortium stated that, HTML does not provide a betterdescription of semantic structure of the web page contents. To overcome thisdraw backs, Web developers started to develop Web pages using new technologieslike XML, Flash etc. It makes a way for new research methods. Therefore, werequire an approach to reconstruct these Web pages suitable for SSDs. However,existing approaches in literature do not perform well for Web pages erectedusing XML and Flash. In this paper, we have emphasized a few issues of theexisting approaches on XML, Flash Datasets and propose an approach thatperforms better on data set comprising of Flash Web pages.

Challenges and Issues in Adapting Web Contents on Small Screen Devices