These dynamic links are created based on the contents of the legacy text documents that are used, and on your interests as indicated by the links that you select. DynaWeb deduces the topic that you are interested in based on the pattern of link selections that you make. When you select a link, a new Web page is constructed and shown to you. This page includes one or more of the most relevant text documents, based on your topic of interest. This Web page is also marked up with a set of links that reflect your topic of interest.
People find it easier to point and click on links than to construct search queries.
DynaWeb provides a search mechanism, which is transparent to the user. As users browse and click on links within webpages, they are also narrowing in on the information that is relevant to their interests. Each time the user clicks on a link, the number of potentially relevant webpages is narrowed down. In this manner, users need to browse or view fewer Web pages to find what they are interested in. The Web site is constructed on the fly and is tailored to the needs and interests of each individual user.