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Personalizing a Web site for cellular phones

We propose a new methodology of personalizing a Web site with access control, to be adapted for cellular phones. We realize it by following three steps. First, we classify all Web pages into either link pages, which are intended to link to another pages, or data pages, which is intended to offer service. We grant access privileges to particular data pages. Second, we eliminate redundant links by calculating the shortest path from a home page to the data pages. Third, we remove the waste link pages from the Web site, by merging link pages based on the similarity between them. The resulting personalized Web site makes it easier for a user to access the data pages offering his requested service.