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| | December 1999 : UIML: An XML Language for Building Device-Independent User Interfaces |
 | | UIML represents an interface in five parts: the interface structure, presentation style, content (words, images, sounds), actions taken in response to user interaction, and interconnection of the interface to application logic. |
 | | As discussed earlier, UIML captures the elements that are common to any user interface: an enumeration of the user interface parts, events that occur for those parts, presentation style, content, and interconnection to application logic. |
 | | UIML permits a very abstract description of a user interface, which is then mapped with style elements to a particular device. |
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