LLM-GA: A hybrid framework to build dynamic websites for optimizing web performance
摘要
Web design primarily revolves around fixed templates and static user flows, providing the best limited responsiveness to user context or behavior. With the digital world becoming increasingly sophisticated, there is an increasing demand for websites that respond in real-time to user inputs, preferences, and behavior patterns. Thus, the given paper introduces a hybrid framework that utilizes the generative capability of large language models (LLMs) and the optimization effectiveness of metaheuristic algorithms. The proposed framework comprises six components, namely, context analyzer (CA), prompt technique, LLM content generator, evaluation engine, metaheuristic optimizer, and rendering loop. LLMs generate and transform website components in real-time. By integrating this generation ability with a genetic algorithm (GA), we facilitate dynamic website layout optimization, content, and user interface optimization. A cost function is also proposed that measures important performance metrics like load time, bounce rate, and conversion rate and demonstrates how metaheuristic optimizers such as genetic algorithms (GAs) can optimize this cost in various scenarios. The proposed framework greatly enhances user interaction, responsiveness, and website performance, thereby leading to automated optimization.
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