Website review: Websites as graphs - an HTML DOM Vi...
ElForko discovered this in Web Development
•46 reviews since May 26, 2006
web-design, visualization, graph
•aharef.info/static/htmlgraph/
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ElForko discovered 26 months ago- This cool little java app shows you a website's html in graph form.
- wwwsusiej rated 3 months ago
- crafts
- bridge23 rated 5 months ago
- the graph of www.globalfiveart.com
very cool !
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- the graph of www.globalfiveart.com
- SubIgnition rated 7 months ago
- Takes the HTML of any webpage and makes it into a graph thing. Compare google.com and yahoo.com, rofl
- jabbafox rated 14 months ago
Maybe to be filed under 'pointless but pretty', this site's applet produces a graph-like image of a website according to the number of links, images, forms etc. located there. jabbafox.stumbleupon.com came out like this: Legend: blue : for links red: for tables green: for the DIV tag violet: for images yellow: for forms orange: for linebreaks and blockquotes black: the HTML tag, the root node gray: all other tags
- DarklingPlain rated 16 months ago
- So cool... this plots an image -- very reminiscent of a molecule model -- of any website you plug in. It's very beautiful to watch, and very addictive. I don't really understand the color key -- I'm assuming each dot is page, so I don't understand why colors are assigned to tags that usually occur *within* a page (e.g. td, div, form, etc.) But this is still the coolest thing I've seen all day, and today I saw a man with a conical hat picking his nose while riding a bicycle down Second Avenue.
- The-Billy rated 18 months ago
- Neat but sloooooooooooooooooooooowwwww
- thunderbay rated 19 months ago
This is quite beautiful to see unfold ... and it slowly does unfold ... It is a graph of the links, tags, etc. on your website. Just insert your Stumbleupon URL ... and well, smile. This is just a portion of my graph:
- Traga rated 20 months ago
- Awesomness! Look at the HTML stucture of a page as a flowery graph thing. Facinating
