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# Dataset Card for WebSight
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## Dataset Version
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Alpha version, v0.1.
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## Dataset Description
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## Data Fields
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Following these steps, the HTML and CSS codes were extracted from the outputs of Deepseek-Coder and formatted into the structure `'<html>\n<style>\n{css}</style>\n{body}\n</html>'`.
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## Terms of Use
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By using the dataset, you agree to comply with the original licenses of the source content as well as the dataset license (CC-BY-4.0). Additionally, if you use this dataset to train a Machine Learning model, you agree to disclose your use of the dataset when releasing the model or an ML application using the model.
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license: cc-by-4.0
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num_examples: 1922671
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download_size: 144861710051
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dataset_size: 368943620718.125
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features:
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num_bytes: 35386660486.65
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num_examples: 822987
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download_size: 31394170440
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dataset_size: 35386660486.65
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configs:
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data_files:
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path: data/train-*
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# Dataset Card for WebSight
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## Dataset Description
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WebSight is a large synthetic dataset containing HTML/CSS codes representing synthetically generated English websites, each accompanied by a corresponding screenshot.
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This dataset serves as a valuable resource for tasks such as generating UI codes from a screenshot. It is for example used to train the model [Sightseer](https://huggingface.co/HuggingFaceM4/Sightseer).
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It comes in two versions:
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- v0.1: Websites are coded with HTML + CSS. They do not include real images.
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- v0.2: Websites are coded with HTML + Tailwind CSS. They do include real images.
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Essentially, here are the improvements in version v0.2, compared to version v0.1:
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- Websites include real images (related to the context of the website!!)
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- Usage of Tailwind CSS instead of traditional CSS
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- Contains 2x more examples
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- Contains more tables
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- Better resolution for the screenshots
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- Presence of a column indicating the LLM-generated idea to create the websites
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<summary>Details for WebSight-v0.1 (HTML + CSS)</summary>
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## Data Fields
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Following these steps, the HTML and CSS codes were extracted from the outputs of Deepseek-Coder and formatted into the structure `'<html>\n<style>\n{css}</style>\n{body}\n</html>'`.
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</details>
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<summary>Details for WebSight-v0.2 (HTML + Tailwind CSS)</summary>
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## Data Fields
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An example of a sample appears as follows:
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'text': '<html>\n<link href="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/tailwindcss@2.2.19/dist/tailwind.min.css" rel="stylesheet">\n{body}\n</html>',
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where `body` is the body of the HTML code, containing directly the Tailwind CSS code and facilitating the straightforward training of a model.
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## Data Splits
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There is only one split, `train`, that contains TO DO images and codes.
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## Dataset Creation
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TO DO.
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For now, the creation of the dataset is documented in the technical report.
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</details>
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## Terms of Use
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By using the dataset, you agree to comply with the original licenses of the source content as well as the dataset license (CC-BY-4.0). Additionally, if you use this dataset to train a Machine Learning model, you agree to disclose your use of the dataset when releasing the model or an ML application using the model.
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