Adobe, Inc.

Microsoft Technology Licensing, LLC

Abhishek Gulati

Oliver Brdiczka

David E Williamson

Peter Evan O'Donovan

John Anthony Messec

David C Stephens

Hilal Al-Hilali

Jonathan Marshall Rowlett

Daniel Thomas Travison, Jr

Razvan Cotlarciuc

Samuel Wan

Samuel Li

David Bourgin

Mark Sok-Man Hong

Gregory St Pierre

The present disclosure relates to systems, methods, and non-transitory computer-readable media that generates a design representation to further construct a digital design multigraph and generate a structural representation for a digital design document from the digital design multigraph. For instance, the disclosed systems generate a design representation of a digital design document that includes design properties with multiple digital design elements. In particular, the disclosed systems construct a digital design (multi-)graph from the design representation by generating nodes to represent digital design elements and edges based on relationships between these elements. In addition, the disclosed systems generate a structural representation based on the digital design multigraph for downstream applications. For instance, downstream applications include utilizing the structural representation to select a resizing model from a plurality of resizing models and resizing a digital design document using the structural representation.

Utilizing machine learning to select resizing models in generating resized digital design documents

Methods and systems for creating a webpage having different element orders for different webpage widths are disclosed. A computing device receives inputs specifying different layouts of elements in different orders for different webpage widths. The computing device creates markup code for the webpage that specifies separate subtrees of nodes for the different layouts and then modifies the markup code to replace duplicate nodes with placeholders in the subtrees. The computing device also creates script code for the webpage with instructions for modifying a live DOM created from the markup code based on current webpage width. Specifically, the script code modifies the live DOM to specify positioning the elements differently for different webpage widths by changing the visibility of nodes and swapping placehoders and content nodes in the subtrees.

Creation and display of a webpage with alternative layouts for different webpage widths

A management user interface can be generated at run time via subtractive extensible context-based filtering. Definitions of user interface elements can include an indication of appropriate contexts for which the user interface elements are to be shown. Context factors can include application state, external state, surface or element definitions, or some combination thereof. The context-based filtering approach allows definition of user interface elements and user interface surfaces so that appearance of additional elements in the appropriate surfaces can be accomplished without programming. For example, a user interface surface definition can specify categories of user interface elements. At run time, those user interface elements of the category can be chosen for display. When new elements relating to the category are added, the new elements appear when the surface is rendered. Other features include heterogeneous type selection and exact number homogeneous type selection.

Context-based management user interface supporting extensible subtractive filtering

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