The model is designed to create segmentations of screenshots of websites to classify different segments according to their functional classes. This classification helps in understanding the structure and layout of the webpage. The functional classification (FC) is independent of the maturity classification and prioritizes certain classes when multiple classes apply to a segment. The priority order is: header, main content, and footer.
Functional Classes
Header
Description: The top section of the webpage, often containing the logo, navigation links, and branding elements. Typically marked with the
tag.
Example: The section at the top of a webpage with the company logo and navigation menu.
Main Content
Description: The central area where the primary information, articles, or user interactions are displayed.
Example: The main article or content area of a blog post.
Footer
Description: The bottom section of the webpage, typically including copyright information, additional links, and contact details. Often marked with the
Title
Description: The title of the primary content of the page, often located above the main content or included within it.
Example: The headline of a news article.
Navigation
Description: A menu or set of links that helps users move between different sections or pages. Often marked with the
Advertisement
Description: A section containing promotional content, often in the form of banners or embedded ads.
Example: A banner ad displayed on the side of a webpage.
Image
Description: Any visual content, such as photos, illustrations, or icons. Often marked with the
tag.
Example: An image embedded within a blog post.
